Questions and Answers for Cuisinart Single Waffle Stainless Steel American Waffle Maker with Recipe Book

A:  This waffle maker is made in China. To find one made in USA, you would have to contact manufactures and ask.

A:  No. It is rated 110 volts.

A:  The label on it says 120V. It should say something like 110-240V if it were compatible.

A:  I highly doubt it

A:  Yes indeed.

A:  You probably can try hut I wouldnt recommend buying this product. It doesnt make the waffle turn out great and it will break easily. I purchased. Ines 2 weeks ago and after only using it twice, it stopped working completely. It wouldnt even turn on.

A:  I sure would try!

A:  it will cook any kind of mush you put into it

A:  Yes, you can make hash browns on this waffle maker.

A:  yes

A:  Yes, the info is in the instructions.

A:  Yes, Everything in CA carry's that prop 65 warning.

A:  I am very happy with this product, HOWEVER, like most appliances sold these days in the U.S., I could almost guarantee it's made for 110 v circuits! If you need to use it on a 220 circuit, I understand there is a gadget called a converter that you plug in between the socket and the appliance that will make it safe to use. Check with an electrician to be sure I'm correct. Good luck!

A:  No, This waffle maker is rated for 110 volt power.

A:  Yes

A:  Never tried it Only used at 110

A:  Have not used it yet with proper waffle mix.

A:  The baking surfaces are covered in a non stick material that seems to work pretty well, but it is not Teflon.

A:  They are non-stick baking plates. Depending on the batter used, you may need to spray with non-stick cooking/baking spray sometimes.

A:  Yes, they are coated in Teflon. Great little waffle maker. I've had no issues with sticking what so ever.

A:  Yes, the plates are non-stick.

A:  yes

A:  The waffles themselves are about 1/4” to 1/3”thick. When you include the rough texture of a waffle, then it’s slightly thicker

A:  They are normal waffle sized, closer to pancake depth. They are not the thicker Belgian-style waffles.

A:  Definitely thicker than a pancake. It would depend on your recipe as well. I'm guessing anywhere from 1/2"-1".

A:  I estimate thickness at 3/4 - 7/8 inch depending on amount of batter used and degree of cooking.

A:  They are definitely thicker than a pancake. It depends on your recipe too. I would say 1/2"-1".

A:  no

A:  I don't know what they are made of. They are non-stick & so far it's worked well- but the smell is really bad.

A:  No they are not but they are non stick coated. My wife and I love ours and it we use it several times a month. I would give it a strong recommend especially for the price!

A:  I can't be positive about the plates being cast iron, BUT I will say this: the outside is chrome or steel, the interior is non-stick, I cannot see the interior between these 2 surfaces. However, it is pretty heavy for its' size, so I would think the interior would be cast iron. Sorry I can't be more definite; I believe you would be happy with this product. I am.

A:  yes with non stick covering I love using it