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by - written on 11/02/09 (Very useful, 249 readings)
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My daughter, Erin, is now 11 and turning into quite the young lady. She loves to "help" me in the kitchen when I'm making the tea, she loves setting the table and washing the dishes and trying to help me cook, although this can sometimes be more of a hindrance! But I don't like to discourage her. For her Christmas I wanted to get her something of her own for the kitchen, something we could use together but that ultimately would be her first real kitchen appliance. She has recently discovered sweet waffles, which she loves toasted and spread with butter, so I thought a waffle maker would be the perfect gift. I had a look at quite a few different ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/02/09 (Very useful, 193 readings)
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What will they think of next? I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the Mickey Mouse waffle maker on the shelf at Currys- can I really eat Mickey Mouse's head for breakfast? With my sister's birthday around the corner I thought it would be the perfect joke present for her, and at just under £5 it cost less than the organic maple syrup to go on the waffles themselves! So, we are now the surprisingly proud owners of a red and chrome piece of Disney madness. The machine itself is quite large (30cm by 25cm) and consists of two non-stick plates, with 4 imprints of Mickey's head on to pour the batter into. The cable for the machine is 1 metre long and I would ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/06/07 (Useful, 178 readings)
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What a great idea when making this. Make lunch with a difference, mickey mouse waffles. The children will want more. Makes 4 mickey's at once. It comes with a recipe book as well which is really handy to have around. But if your not adventrous the simple waffle recipe is perfect, and it takes around 7 minutes to put mixture together and pop into waffle maker, wait and done. I find the only fault with this is it could have done with having ethier more mickey spaces or the 4 mickeys should have been bigger. Its a good novelty in the kitchen, gives out a bit of fun on the worktop. At £29.99 its a great buy, money well spent, now ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/01/07 (Useful, 102 readings)
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I received my Disney Waffle maker for my birthday last December, i loved it. Priced at £29.99 from Argos this is an ideal gift for any Disney fan like myself. While on holiday at Disney world they did Mickey mouse waffles for breakfast which myself and children loved, when they brought this waffle maker on the market it was a must have for me, along with the other mickey mouse appliances. The Waffle maker is by Kenwood and makes 4 mickey mouse shaped waffles. The maker comes with recipes and a quick guide. I only make the basic waffles which are very simple to make. You simply just pore the mixture into the shapes up to the level mark and close the ... Read the complete review



