Best Breville Novelty / Snack Makers

Perfect wwaffle maker UNTIL the no-stick coating peels – 1st waffle maker lasted 16 months before the non-stick coating peeled, the replacement lasted 6 months before the non-stick coating peeled. Breville… Read more

replaced both units but stated Breville would not replace any more units. All care and cleaning performed according to Breville instructions, only conclusion...poor design or poor Chinese quality control?

Easy to use – Quirky, a bit of fun, easy to use and clean. I have had no issues using this maker, however there are some expectations about the outcome that… Read more

separates it from larger units. The density of the waffle is less and while that seems a negative, your using less batter mix than a conventional maker... but still getting a good product. I use a cooking oil spray on the plates before each use and cook near the full temp level. Its not fast but it also has a reasonable time for domestic use. Serving up as a whole or as individual pieces makes it versatile. I'm always a fan of appliances that don't take up too much cupboard real estate too.

This unit is crap – When it worked out of the box was great, but the pleasure only lasted maybe 15 minutes. the unit turned off never to come back alive again. it's not… Read more

the thermostat as I waited till the unit got stone cold. still nojoy. It's not even good for a paper weight.

Love it!!!! – I love this little milkshake maker. I read somewhere else someone was complaining about having to hold the button down while it makes the shake. NO… Read more

YOU DON'T. Press & hold the button for a couple of seconds then let go, it stays on. Press again to turn off when the shake is done. One thing, I agree the cups could be a little bigger as the MAX line is only half way up the cup.

Waffle heaven – Waffles are always perfect, no spray needed and no mess either, this is such an easy machine to use and clean, it’s easier than making pancakes, and… Read more

they taste better. Plates heat up, the light lets you know to put your batter in, close the lid, lock the lid in and wait till it beeps to let you know it’s ready. Use tongs to put on the plate. Wait till the machine cools down and give it wipe over. We have also made hash browns and omelettes using this machine. Impressed with the small cupboard space it needed too. It’s a weekly event as we also freeze the waffles and they can be heated up in the toaster on a school morning.