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Customer Reviews of VillaWare V3600-NS Prego Nonstick Pizzelle Baker
Customer Rating:  Summary: Easy to use Comment: Makes perfect Pizzelles! Simple and easy to use, no burning or sticking. Couldn't be happier. Customer Rating:  Summary: Nice Product Comment: It makes nice cookies , the non stick has held up well .. a very worthy purchase for a gadget junkie. Customer Rating: Summary: Great value and product Comment: I think this is a great pizzelle baker for the cost. I really don't know what other features you would need (there is no timer but you don't need it) so I don't see any reason to spend any more money. I have never owned a pizzelle baker before so I have nothing to compare it to but as far as kitchen appliances go it's one of the easiest I own to operate. I have made 3 batches of pizzelles so far and they have all turned out great. Very happy with my decision to purchase this model. It was highly rated by most other reviewers and I wholeheartedly agree. Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent Value & Product Comment: VillaWare V3600-NS Prego Nonstick Pizzelle Baker Ok, I'll admit I collect kitchen appliances. From commercial to the unusual Now I've been looking at these Pizzelle makers for quite some time. But I'm not big on the baking cakes and cookies kinda person. However, this appliance was to me rather unusual & for under $35.00 & free shipping. I just had to buy it to add to my collection of unusual no else I know, has one of these appliances. This Pizzelle Baker is so much fun, and easy to use. Not to mention the cookie it self is wonderfully delicious. If your looking to impress your guests this holiday season. Or you have a cookie monster in your home. This is a must have appliance. Not to mention Pizzelle's I bought at a local bakery shop were $4.20 a dozen. 35 cents each. plus tax. Customer Rating: Summary: Love it! Comment: I have found the perfect pizzelle maker. I am a beginner at making pizzelles and after just a few attempts I was making them perfectly with this machine. Awesome buy! They don't stick to the baker and the traditional recipe that comes in the book works perfectly. I do recommend adding double the amount of vanilla if you choose not to add the anise. More Reviews Though there are many recipes for making pizzelles, this waffle-like cookie has fairly ancient origins and is served at most banquets and feasts throughout Italy. The name pizzelle comes from the Italian word "pizze" for round and flat. It has been called the oldest known cookie, and it's believed to have originated in the Abruzze area of Italy centuries ago. Some people say the pizzelle made its debut at the village of Colcullo, during the Festival of the Snakes, when villagers celebrated a divine intervention that helped them expel the serpents overrunning the town. Others say it started at the village of Salle, where pizzelles are still baked today to celebrate the feast of Beato Roberto, a twelfth-century monk. This VillaWare Prego Pizzelle electric Pizelle iron bakes batter quickly and easily so you can enjoy this delicious cookie fresh, every day. It helps make each day a feast. And each day should be a celebration. Add this to your kitchen today! Automatic thermostat Steam guard to protect hands from steam 110 Volt AC power cord Chrome finish with black handles 
Choosing Appliance -> Non-stick Pans We recommend having at least 1 high quality non-stick saute pan. It makes cooking eggs and delicate items like fish a breeze. It also cuts down on the amount of fat necessary to effectively saute. The best place to buy such pans is from a restaurant supplier. Choosing Appliance -> Ladles Look for ladles that are made of one piece of stainless steel rather than a handle and dome which are spot welded together. With use, spot welded ladles tend to come apart. Buy several differnet sizes. VillaWare V3600-NS Prego Nonstick Pizzelle Baker
Kitchen tips -> Pastries For best results when making pastries, use whole milk rather than low-fat or fat free milk. |
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