Waffle making question

[carazoe]

I'm looking to purchase a waffle maker. Should i get a standard or one that rotates?

[jbug_4]

I really like mine that rotates but honesty I don't think it makes much of a difference. I have had one of each and I will probably buy a rotating one if my current ever needs replacing. And completely unrelated- I just bought a Sunbeam mini waffle maker for dd to take mini waffles to school- She loves the mini waffles.

[mama_to_DJM]

Subbing... I am desperately looking for a waffle maker that isn't a beast to clean! Mine works well, but I HATE cleaning it!

[lalaura]

I've had both and I really like the rotating one because it made amazing waffles BUT it broke after about 5 uses. Sometimes simple is best

please excuse craziness - I am on my phone

[betsynic]

Rotating ones are far more prone to breaking since the wires have to spin too. I have an older belgian and a regular maker that I picked up in a thrift shop. Love both but for different things.

[katherineemmons]

I love the regular one we have. I have never used a rotating one though. I use it for cooking tons of things my favorite is making hashbrowns it makes them so crispy!!

[carazoe]

Wow Katherine- what else can u cook in a waffle maker??

[Hands&Fire Pottery]

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[ktarsha]

I have a non-rotating Belgian waffle maker, and love it. It's nonstick and not hard to clean at all - I just wipe around with a damp cloth and it's fine.

[kalapolo]

Have never had a rotating one, but I think they require more storage space, so that may be something to consider. Our little basic nonstick one has been working great for many years. HTH!