- Non-stick cooking plate with rubberised folding handle
- 180° rotation for even cooking
- Variable temperature control
- Stainless Steel finish with neon power and ready to use indicators
- 1200 watt power output
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Cooking has always been Gordon Ramsay’s passion, but once he leaves behind the high octane energy of the professional kitchen, he likes to slow down a little and enjoys cooking for family and friends. Gordon is also a great advocate of everyday cooking for all - and his new ‘Cooks by Gordon Ramsay’ range offers some great kitchen products with added little extras, to help you prepare delicious home-cooked food quickly and easily. When it comes to cooking and entertaining then ‘Cooks by Gordon Ramsay’ also has it covered with a fantastic array of products that will have you whipping up great food for family and friends to share.
If snacks are on the menu, why not make your favourite waffle recipes with the professional waffle maker which boasts a 180° rotation feature for even cooking? In a sleek stainless finish with neon power and ready-to-use lights. It has non-stick cooking plates for easy removal of cooked waffles and cleaning.
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Create perfect waffles every time using this model's variable temperature control, for a personalised cooking experience. A rubberised handle allows you to use the device efficiently and safely. This model is also enhanced with a 180° rotation function for even cooking. Power on and ready indicators alert you to when your stunning waffles are set for creation!
A non-stick cooking plate makes for easy maintenance while a stainless steel finish ensures a great aesthetic fit for any kind of kitchen.
Create stunning snacks and beautiful breakfasts with the Sensiohome CGRPWM001 Gordon Ramsay Professional Waffle Maker!
Dimensions (W x D x H):29 cm x 12 cm x 17 cm
Weight: 2 kgs
Manufacturer warranty: Two year warranty
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
A huge number of kitchen toys either don't work or are a pain to use. You use them once and then that hide in the cupboard until the buyers guilt has faded and you give them away or sell them at the boot fair! This waffle machine however is not in that category - in fact it is brilliant. I feel the need to balance the negative reviews so here is my personal experience.
I received mine at Christmas 2011 and it has been used each week since. For a non essential electrical kitchen device this is rare. Only the toaster and coffee machine get more use than this. I pretty much use mine on auto pilot these days but I do remember breaking it out of the box on Christmas day and getting started.
Opening the box reveals a silver and black device that is about a foot long and 8 inches in height and about the same again in width. It is simple to use, open the lid, spray some spray olive oil on, close the lid and switch it on. While it is warming up make the batter. The spray oil is not only very low calorie but works wonderfully. The pan is non stick but a tiny mist of oil makes it really non stick.
The instruction book has about a dozen recipes for batter but essentially any batter made with self raising flour rather than plain flour will work. I use the basic batter mix without butter and halve the quantities to make a 1 egg batter. This is good for two rounds (8 waffles) plus an extra one from the remainder. There are recipes for all sorts of sweet waffles and if you go online you will find plenty of US and Belgian waffle recipes.
When the light goes out on the top the toaster is warm enough. Pour in the mixture with the included batter jug and close the lid. Turn the waffle maker over and then wait. Steam filters out the back and the light may stay on or go out. This is where you need to use common sense. For a minute or two the light will go on and off as the mixture heats up. About 4 minutes after the mixture goes in the light will come back on and it is all done. If it doesn't come on it is no trouble to spin the waffle iron over and take a look. I do that anyway because - well I am cooking and I want to check progress. Sometimes I leave it to cook a bit longer, sometimes not. The amount of oil, mixture and if this is the first round all make a difference.
What flops out though are perfect inch deep waffles. Proper American style waffles, not the floppy Toaster things but fluffy crispy gorgeous waffles. Add a bit of Maple syrup and off you go.
My young kids love them and I know what goes into them so I am happy too. A plain mixture with no sugar or salt is slightly less than 100 calories per quarter.
I can only attribute the bad reviews to either user error or the manufacturer has fixed some of the issues in earlier made models. The handle on mine is rock solid and it works great. If it breaks I will update the review but 10 weeks in it is fab!
I received mine at Christmas 2011 and it has been used each week since. For a non essential electrical kitchen device this is rare. Only the toaster and coffee machine get more use than this. I pretty much use mine on auto pilot these days but I do remember breaking it out of the box on Christmas day and getting started.
Opening the box reveals a silver and black device that is about a foot long and 8 inches in height and about the same again in width. It is simple to use, open the lid, spray some spray olive oil on, close the lid and switch it on. While it is warming up make the batter. The spray oil is not only very low calorie but works wonderfully. The pan is non stick but a tiny mist of oil makes it really non stick.
The instruction book has about a dozen recipes for batter but essentially any batter made with self raising flour rather than plain flour will work. I use the basic batter mix without butter and halve the quantities to make a 1 egg batter. This is good for two rounds (8 waffles) plus an extra one from the remainder. There are recipes for all sorts of sweet waffles and if you go online you will find plenty of US and Belgian waffle recipes.
When the light goes out on the top the toaster is warm enough. Pour in the mixture with the included batter jug and close the lid. Turn the waffle maker over and then wait. Steam filters out the back and the light may stay on or go out. This is where you need to use common sense. For a minute or two the light will go on and off as the mixture heats up. About 4 minutes after the mixture goes in the light will come back on and it is all done. If it doesn't come on it is no trouble to spin the waffle iron over and take a look. I do that anyway because - well I am cooking and I want to check progress. Sometimes I leave it to cook a bit longer, sometimes not. The amount of oil, mixture and if this is the first round all make a difference.
What flops out though are perfect inch deep waffles. Proper American style waffles, not the floppy Toaster things but fluffy crispy gorgeous waffles. Add a bit of Maple syrup and off you go.
My young kids love them and I know what goes into them so I am happy too. A plain mixture with no sugar or salt is slightly less than 100 calories per quarter.
I can only attribute the bad reviews to either user error or the manufacturer has fixed some of the issues in earlier made models. The handle on mine is rock solid and it works great. If it breaks I will update the review but 10 weeks in it is fab!
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
I bought this as a gift for my partner on his birthday. However on the very first waffle, it fell apart. The iron works on a sort of spindle so you can rotate it, but it has a catch that secures it. When the ready light came on and we went to turn it back round to open it, the catch locked into position and the casing shattered when we tried to turn it back round. This exposed the wiring at the back and broke the catch at the front. What's worse is we didn't even get a decent waffle out of it because it hadn't cooked.
Bad design, flimsy materials, and minimal instructions. There wasn't even a waffle recipe included. DO NOT BUY THIS!
Bad design, flimsy materials, and minimal instructions. There wasn't even a waffle recipe included. DO NOT BUY THIS!
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
I rarely (sorry never)write reviews but for this product I felt morally obliged to do so. In terms of quality: The handle jammed and then snapped off within 15 mins of use. I suspect the plastics used were not high temp resistant, become brittle and crack . There is no timer and the green ready light as a means of judging when waffles are ready is truly a joke. I assume the green light in actual fact is a thermostatically controlled indicator and wholly inappropriate to use as way of assessing how ready something is.
In general what really concerns me is that Gordon Ramsay has attached his name to this product. Will never buy anything with his name on it again. What is even more of a joke is that with a chef's name on the box there isn't even a recipe book,booklet,leaflet,web address................need I say more?
In general what really concerns me is that Gordon Ramsay has attached his name to this product. Will never buy anything with his name on it again. What is even more of a joke is that with a chef's name on the box there isn't even a recipe book,booklet,leaflet,web address................need I say more?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
cheap tat
along with other reviewers - this appliance is good in principle but poorly made and broke at the handle after a few uses. cheap plastic tat. look elsewhere.
Published 1 month ago by alexmews
Perfect waffles so why all the negativity, this is a great product
For breakfast at many US motels you can make your own waffles using a 180 degree rotation waffle maker. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Steve
Now with recipes
I purchased this waffle maker just before Christmas and have found it easy to use. There are several good recipes for making waffle batter now included at the back of the manual... Read more
Published 4 months ago by pendlepatsy
Broke during the first use
I have risked to buy this waffle maker after I have read some bad reviews as it was 30 quid from Argos and I wanted one for Xmas. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Critic
Great waffle maker
I was a bit worried about buying this after reading other reviews - but I can honestly say it's great. Simple to use and produces perfect waffles everytime. Read more
Published 8 months ago by dwaugh
Poorly made rotation feature!
It makes delicious waffles but the rotation feature is very poorly made. I gave it 2 stars because they read the old reviews, adding a web address, warranty form, recipes and... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Dean
Awesome Waffle Maker!
I purchased this waffle maker as a birthday gift for my boyfriend and he absolutely loves it! It is easy to use, makes perfect waffles and is easy to clean. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Max
Poor Quality Product
Like other reviewers I felt a moral obligation to warn people not to buy this product. We got about 10 waffles out of it before the handle snapped and it went into the bin. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Buck
Delicious waffles
This was a mothers day present and has been used countless times in last few weeks. So simple to use, makes perfect waffles which are evenly cooked and never stick to the pan if... Read more
Published 13 months ago by EMN
WAFFLEY GOOD
started making waffles on holiday in the usa, bought this on my return and it is excellent, cooks quickly, evenly and its idiot proof,
you can get cheaper but the quality... Read more
you can get cheaper but the quality... Read more
Published 14 months ago by G. Richardson
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