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Question: i want a regular waffle size, not the thick ones.  How thick are the waffles?  thicker than 1/2"?
Document: You'll get it after the first batch. I did spray the grids because I threw in some frozen blueberries and nothing stuck. Cons: Only that you have to clean it without really washing it, meaning no soaking. Never feel it's clean, but for the size and price well worth that one problem. A lot of the moderate priced waffle makers are like this. Start to finish made 12 filling waffles in 1/2 hour. If anyone wants a recipe let me know! Esp.
Simple  to use. Warms up in about three minutes. Toast according to how long you leave waffle cooking. Cleans up nicely. I use a simple recipe with 1/2 the oil called for, just enough to keep the waffle from sticking and not enough to clog the veins. Making the batter from scratch is easy, I use the easiest recipe I could find. Nothing wrong trying the more difficult ones, I suppose.
)2 Tbsp. baking powder1 tsp. saltCombine the dry ingredients in a large bowl. Beat the eggs well till they're light and fluffy. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and stir until just moistened. Do not overstir! (If you want to add fruit--like blueberries, combine with the milk before pouring into the dry ingredients.) Use a 1/3 measuring cup to pour batter into the center of each section of the griddle.
Excellent! Perfect waffles, so much quicker due to the size instead of making one round waffle at a time, or only two square ones.
Nice 4-slice waffle maker. I didn't want a waffle maker that made huge thick Belgium waffles, but rather &#34;eggo&#34; style that I could make in quantity and freeze for the kids. This quickly cooks up 4 waffles at a time! It is also easy very easy to clean and plenty small enough to store easily.
Pancake/waffle mixture I used seems to make more dense and heavy waffles, and takes really long time to cook. I am using a recipe where you add beaten egg white ('til it form soft peak) at the end, and that makes really light and soft waffles with crisp edges. Cooking time this way is almost 1/2 the length.
My hubby thought these would be small and that he would eat four waffles but 2 of them were thick and big enough for him (he was surprised). Only thing I can find wrong so far is that the grids are not removable but if you use cooking spray and don't add too much mix (overflow) you can clean it with a soapy wash cloth and rinse it off. I am pretty happy with my first waffle iron and my family is loving the homemade waffles!
Pros:1) Cooks 4 at once. Cooking just 2 with our old waffle maker was ridiculous for a family of 4.2) Not expensiveCons:1) 20&#34; power cord is at least 6&#34; too short.2) Cooking plates aren't removable. Our old waffle maker had removable plates which made cleanup easier.3) Waffles show some visual signs of the uneven heating mentioned in other reviews, but I haven't had any problems with burning or the actual cooking.
I like it much better than  its easy to clean and i like that size of waffles rather than  too thick ... You need to spray on it  as cooking oil spray often  not without  it will be stuck!
)So it comes down to price and shape--I like square waffles although I have nothing against round ones. As to the rotating function? Here, you just flip the entire waffler over during cooking. That means that this unit is a lot smaller, about the size of a small panini grill and you can stow it under the counter when you are not using it.
Answer: I measured my waffles this morning.  They are 3/4" thick.  That's thicker than with my old cast iron waffle maker and about the maximum thickness I'd want.