Frozen waffles are convenient for breakfast, especially when you’re in a rush. But they're not nearly as delicious as a freshly made stack. If you want to spend chilly January mornings making ...

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Sometimes it's easier to pop frozen waffles in your toaster, but breakfast lovers know that waffles taste best when served hot and fresh out of a waffle iron. (Pro tip: use a low setting to bake a ...

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If you’ve already burned through too many waffles after getting a waffle iron for Christmas and swearing off frozen waffles (for now, at least), you might be looking for something more creative ...

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Waffle irons aren't typically an everyday breakfast kitchen tool, so there's a good chance yours may be stored in an out-of-the-way spot, fit for small appliances that get pulled out on weekends or ...