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product_id: 300148
title: "Oster 1-1/2-Inch Thick Belgian Flip Waffle Maker CKSTWFBF21, Brushed Stainless Steel"
brand: "crock-pot"
price: "18102 kr"
currency: ISK
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 3
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/300148-oster-1-1-2-inch-thick-belgian-flip-waffle-maker
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# 1200W rapid heat 1.5-inch thick Belgian waffles Removable drip tray Oster 1-1/2-Inch Thick Belgian Flip Waffle Maker CKSTWFBF21, Brushed Stainless Steel

**Brand:** crock-pot
**Price:** 18102 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🥞 Flip, crisp, and impress your brunch squad!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Oster 1-1/2-Inch Thick Belgian Flip Waffle Maker CKSTWFBF21, Brushed Stainless Steel by crock-pot
- **How much does it cost?** 18102 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/300148-oster-1-1-2-inch-thick-belgian-flip-waffle-maker)

## Best For

- crock-pot enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted crock-pot brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Cleanup Made Easy:** Nonstick plates plus removable drip tray mean less mess, more savoring.
- • **Crisp Meets Fluff:** Deep 1.5-inch pockets deliver restaurant-quality Belgian waffles with perfect texture every time.
- • **Flip to Perfection:** Innovative flip system ensures even batter coverage and consistent golden browns.
- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Vertical compact storage keeps your kitchen sleek and clutter-free.
- • **Speedy Brunch Hero:** 1200 watts of power heat up fast so you’re never waiting on weekend indulgence.

## Overview

The Oster 1-1/2-Inch Thick Belgian Flip Waffle Maker combines a powerful 1200W heating element with a unique flip mechanism to create thick, crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside Belgian waffles. Its brushed stainless steel design fits compactly with vertical storage, while nonstick plates and a removable drip tray simplify cleanup. Adjustable temperature control lets you customize your waffle’s texture, making it perfect for everything from quick weekday breakfasts to decadent weekend brunches.

## Description

Elevate the average weekend brunch from ordinary to extraordinary with this Belgian waffle maker on hand. Thoughtfully designed by the Oster brand, the unit heats up quickly and offers user-friendly features that make it just as practical for healthy whole-wheat waffles served with slices of banana before work as it is for more decadent waffles-covered in strawberries and whipped cream or blueberries and warm maple syrup-on those leisurely weekend mornings with family and friends. Feel free to think beyond breakfast, too-Belgian waffles can be made with a variety of different ingredients to sweeten the deal, then served with ice cream, chocolate sauce, or other favorite toppings. The waffle maker's 1-1/2-inch surface creates extra-deep pockets and comes with a nonstick coating to help ensure effortless food release. Even more, its convenient flip system allows the batter to fully coat the cooking plates, which is important for evenly cooked waffles. To create light and fluffy waffles or waffles with a crispier texture, simply adjust the temperature. When finished, the drip tray removes easily for quick cleanup, and the appliance can be stored vertically to help save on counter or cabinet space. Attractively housed in brushed stainless steel, the Belgian waffle maker carries a one-year limited warranty.

Review: Awesome cooker! You just have to be smarter than the waffles. - Anyone having trouble using this waffle maker may need to just give up and let someone else make them. It really is as easy as the instructions say, as long as you FOLLOW THEM. Pre-heating and pre-oiling (with a spray) is absolutely essential, as is following the directions on your mix. I used Krusteaz' 28 oz. box of Belgian Waffle mix, which only requires egg, oil and water and it couldn't be easier or more consistent (unless you pay a restaurant to make and serve them to you). I ended up mixing up the whole box, since you can freeze waffles, but the batter cannot be frozen. This is due to the leavening action, which starts when you add water to it and will kind of fizzle out after time (baking soda I imagine). The Krusteaz mix (full box recipe) claims to yield 8-10 7-inch waffles, but you have to remember that OUR little jewel makes jumbo 1 1/2-inch-think waffles so the actual yield I found to be 7. That is 7 of the tastiest, crispy on the outside and fluffy-tender on the inside, delectable morsels you can make at home. The amount of batter for each waffle will necessarily change slightly, depending on the batter mix used, but this one needed just a touch over 3/4 cup (I used a ladle that holds that exactly). I found when making the first couple, that the batter was REALLY thick so I actually added about 1/4 cup more water to it and it worked out just right. The trick is that the batter should just barely cover the peaks in the bottom pan. The batter will expand and if you put too much the pressure could damage the device. If the batter is really thick, you might want to have a heat-proof spatula handy to spread it out from the center. This waffle maker is every bit as good (so far) as the $800 professional one I used to use 20+ years ago when I was a breakfast cook at a resort marina. Not as heavy-duty, obviously, but I also did not find it in the least flimsy in operation. Add to that the lack of a loud-mouthed boss yelling at me and the experience was near blissful. The "doneness" dial worked accurately and I found the halfway point to be ideal for the mix I used. It heated up incrediblty fast and even in between waffles, I did not end up waiting long at all. As for telling when the waffles are done, the indicator light comes back on generally before I consider them done. But it is a simple matter to just close the lid and give it another 30 seconds or so as needed. Cleanup is easy and fast (wipe with a handful of napkins) and it stores in a reasonable amount of space. I can easily see taking this little wonder along for large family get-togethers on the weekend and making waffles for the whole kit and caboodle. A little fresh fruit, whipped cream and/or powdered sugar can also make for a sinfully decadent dessert session. The only conceivable downside is that the waffles are SO DAMNED BIG, they are a meal unto themselves. I can barely finish one and my wife was more than filled up by a half! I look forward to experimenting with different batter mixes, mostly because using the Krusteaz or similar mixes will result in spending about a buck a waffle. Now that is a screaming deal compared to restaurants, but I can buy a whole lot of Eggos for that $7 and the missus wouldn't go for the expense for long! In short, I HIGHLY recommend this waffle maker, and at $34 (when I bought it) delivered with desertcart's fantastic service and support - it is one of my favorite bargain finds.
Review: My waffles are spectacular! - I never used to like waffles and never saw a need for a waffle iron, that is until I had Belgian waffles recently! I know I am late to the party but Belgian waffles are wonderful! So, in my quest to be able to enjoy these delights at home, I went on a search for a good Belgian waffle iron. I read so many reviews and settles on this one because of the excellent reviews, as well as the small size of the appliance. I forgot to buy waffle mix while at the store so I just used the recipe in the book that came with the Oster Flip to make my very first batch of waffles. I was surprised to see cornstarch as one of the ingredients but it said that cornstarch makes the waffles crispier. I made the waffles batter as directed and sprayed the waffle iron with Pam since this was my first usage of it. I set the temperature about 3/4 of the way, poured in the batter after the green light came on and flipped it over. After a few minutes, the green light on the bottom (which is now on top since it is flipped) came on and my waffles were done! I flipped it back and opened the lid and was very pleasantly surprised by the beautiful golden brown waffles that awaited me! Somehow, I had poured the correct amount of batter into the maker on the very first try and they were perfect! Unfortunately, the second batch I made, I kinda over did it with the batter and had some seep out. But, thanks to the drip plate that comes with the maker, it was very easy to clean up the drippings. I ended up making 4 batches of waffles and they all were a nice golden brown and smelled delicious! Since it is just my husband and myself, I put the extra waffles in a freezer bag and put them in the freezer. Having lived in Pennsylvania for many years, I used the other waffles to serve my husband my Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken and Waffles! Previously, I had used those frozen things that are advertised as waffles and it seemed so wrong to use them with such a good recipe! The waffles I made in my brand new Oster Flip Waffle Maker were delicious and perfect for my chicken stew! They were so nice and crispy on the outside (thank you cornstarch!) and soft and tender in the inside! And they are so nice and thick, with deep pockets that the chicken gravy could fill. I noticed that the waffles did not get soggy and were crispy throughout the meal! It was the best dinner of Chicken and Waffles I have ever had! The next morning, I decided to see how well the frozen waffles held up. I took two and put them in our toaster oven on the toast setting. I set it on very brown setting and turned it on. When the buzzer went off, the waffles were hot and browned a little darker than when I put them in. I put some berries and whipped cream on the waffles and dug in. The waffles were soooo good!! Once again, they were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Freezing the waffles didn't affect the taste or texture in any way. The only suggestion I would make is to maybe cook them to a lighter brown if you are planning on freezing them to allow them to finish browning in the toaster oven. As others have said, the Oster Flip Waffle Maker is very compact and doesn't take up much room on the counter. I like that it is narrow and not very tall so that I can fit it into one of my cabinets. I really like this waffle maker and plan to use it often! I found a great website that gives you other ideas of things to make in a waffle iron. Check it out: http://www.listotic.com/23-things-you-can-cook-in-a-waffle-iron/ I can't wait to try the waffle brownies! :)

## Features

- Space-saving
- vertical compact storage design

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00451B7XE |
| Batteries required | No |
| Brand | Crock-Pot |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,165) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00034264440272, 00885150720127 |
| Included Components | Brushed Stainless Steel, Oster Ckstwfbf21 1-1/2-Inch Thick Belgian Flip Waffle Maker, Removable Drip Tray Nonstick Coating |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.55 pounds |
| Item model number | CKSTWFBF21-NP |
| Manufacturer | instecho |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Number of settings | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 9.69 x 14.7 x 9.13 inches |
| Special Feature | Non Stick Coating, Temperature Control |
| Style | Adjustable |
| UPC | 885150720127 034264440272 885147923296 887656669085 |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year limited warranty |
| Warranty Type | limited warranty |
| Wattage | 1200 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Crock-Pot
- **Color:** Silver
- **Item Weight:** 6.6 Pounds
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Number of settings:** 1
- **Special Feature:** Non Stick Coating, Temperature Control
- **Style:** Adjustable
- **Voltage:** 110 Volts
- **Wattage:** 1200 watts

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome cooker! You just have to be smarter than the waffles.
*by N***S on January 12, 2013*

Anyone having trouble using this waffle maker may need to just give up and let someone else make them. It really is as easy as the instructions say, as long as you FOLLOW THEM. Pre-heating and pre-oiling (with a spray) is absolutely essential, as is following the directions on your mix. I used Krusteaz' 28 oz. box of Belgian Waffle mix, which only requires egg, oil and water and it couldn't be easier or more consistent (unless you pay a restaurant to make and serve them to you). I ended up mixing up the whole box, since you can freeze waffles, but the batter cannot be frozen. This is due to the leavening action, which starts when you add water to it and will kind of fizzle out after time (baking soda I imagine). The Krusteaz mix (full box recipe) claims to yield 8-10 7-inch waffles, but you have to remember that OUR little jewel makes jumbo 1 1/2-inch-think waffles so the actual yield I found to be 7. That is 7 of the tastiest, crispy on the outside and fluffy-tender on the inside, delectable morsels you can make at home. The amount of batter for each waffle will necessarily change slightly, depending on the batter mix used, but this one needed just a touch over 3/4 cup (I used a ladle that holds that exactly). I found when making the first couple, that the batter was REALLY thick so I actually added about 1/4 cup more water to it and it worked out just right. The trick is that the batter should just barely cover the peaks in the bottom pan. The batter will expand and if you put too much the pressure could damage the device. If the batter is really thick, you might want to have a heat-proof spatula handy to spread it out from the center. This waffle maker is every bit as good (so far) as the $800 professional one I used to use 20+ years ago when I was a breakfast cook at a resort marina. Not as heavy-duty, obviously, but I also did not find it in the least flimsy in operation. Add to that the lack of a loud-mouthed boss yelling at me and the experience was near blissful. The "doneness" dial worked accurately and I found the halfway point to be ideal for the mix I used. It heated up incrediblty fast and even in between waffles, I did not end up waiting long at all. As for telling when the waffles are done, the indicator light comes back on generally before I consider them done. But it is a simple matter to just close the lid and give it another 30 seconds or so as needed. Cleanup is easy and fast (wipe with a handful of napkins) and it stores in a reasonable amount of space. I can easily see taking this little wonder along for large family get-togethers on the weekend and making waffles for the whole kit and caboodle. A little fresh fruit, whipped cream and/or powdered sugar can also make for a sinfully decadent dessert session. The only conceivable downside is that the waffles are SO DAMNED BIG, they are a meal unto themselves. I can barely finish one and my wife was more than filled up by a half! I look forward to experimenting with different batter mixes, mostly because using the Krusteaz or similar mixes will result in spending about a buck a waffle. Now that is a screaming deal compared to restaurants, but I can buy a whole lot of Eggos for that $7 and the missus wouldn't go for the expense for long! In short, I HIGHLY recommend this waffle maker, and at $34 (when I bought it) delivered with Amazon's fantastic service and support - it is one of my favorite bargain finds.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My waffles are spectacular!
*by L***. on February 8, 2015*

I never used to like waffles and never saw a need for a waffle iron, that is until I had Belgian waffles recently! I know I am late to the party but Belgian waffles are wonderful! So, in my quest to be able to enjoy these delights at home, I went on a search for a good Belgian waffle iron. I read so many reviews and settles on this one because of the excellent reviews, as well as the small size of the appliance. I forgot to buy waffle mix while at the store so I just used the recipe in the book that came with the Oster Flip to make my very first batch of waffles. I was surprised to see cornstarch as one of the ingredients but it said that cornstarch makes the waffles crispier. I made the waffles batter as directed and sprayed the waffle iron with Pam since this was my first usage of it. I set the temperature about 3/4 of the way, poured in the batter after the green light came on and flipped it over. After a few minutes, the green light on the bottom (which is now on top since it is flipped) came on and my waffles were done! I flipped it back and opened the lid and was very pleasantly surprised by the beautiful golden brown waffles that awaited me! Somehow, I had poured the correct amount of batter into the maker on the very first try and they were perfect! Unfortunately, the second batch I made, I kinda over did it with the batter and had some seep out. But, thanks to the drip plate that comes with the maker, it was very easy to clean up the drippings. I ended up making 4 batches of waffles and they all were a nice golden brown and smelled delicious! Since it is just my husband and myself, I put the extra waffles in a freezer bag and put them in the freezer. Having lived in Pennsylvania for many years, I used the other waffles to serve my husband my Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken and Waffles! Previously, I had used those frozen things that are advertised as waffles and it seemed so wrong to use them with such a good recipe! The waffles I made in my brand new Oster Flip Waffle Maker were delicious and perfect for my chicken stew! They were so nice and crispy on the outside (thank you cornstarch!) and soft and tender in the inside! And they are so nice and thick, with deep pockets that the chicken gravy could fill. I noticed that the waffles did not get soggy and were crispy throughout the meal! It was the best dinner of Chicken and Waffles I have ever had! The next morning, I decided to see how well the frozen waffles held up. I took two and put them in our toaster oven on the toast setting. I set it on very brown setting and turned it on. When the buzzer went off, the waffles were hot and browned a little darker than when I put them in. I put some berries and whipped cream on the waffles and dug in. The waffles were soooo good!! Once again, they were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Freezing the waffles didn't affect the taste or texture in any way. The only suggestion I would make is to maybe cook them to a lighter brown if you are planning on freezing them to allow them to finish browning in the toaster oven. As others have said, the Oster Flip Waffle Maker is very compact and doesn't take up much room on the counter. I like that it is narrow and not very tall so that I can fit it into one of my cabinets. I really like this waffle maker and plan to use it often! I found a great website that gives you other ideas of things to make in a waffle iron. Check it out: http://www.listotic.com/23-things-you-can-cook-in-a-waffle-iron/ I can't wait to try the waffle brownies! :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Belgian waffle maker
*by D***H on October 22, 2012*

This waffle maker makes 1 1/2" waffles with 5/8" deep pockets. The indicator light accurately displays when the waffles are done. There are a lot of plastic parts but for someone who cooks waffles about 1-2/month, it should be sturdy enough. It cleans easily. The flip operation is simple. Add batter, flip, wait a few second for green light to go out (it cooks when it is out), then when it turns green again, flip back and lift up. It never sticks and is always done exactly as we set it. I did use non-stick spray the first time as the instructions indicated but not on any subsequent uses. You should not just try to pull them off or the top and bottom may separate. Use a fork or the tip of a pie server to go under one quadrant of the waffle. Lift it up slowly. Once you have one section up you can slowly lift up the other sections with tongs. With this method, they always come out in one nice, big piece. I have made waffles from two different recipes and both came out just right. I only wish this waffle maker had an indicator beep. The light went out once and I didn't notice so the waffle clearly got very brown and cooked too long. This is probably not the waffle maker for a person fussy about their waffles or a professional. It is a good buy for the home cook who occasionally makes waffles and enjoys the cost of this waffle maker and the the taste of decent waffles.

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