Waffle Maker and Whoopie Pie Maker at Dixons

anniemf2508

Spotted this at Dixons this morning http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/sensiohome-day-at-the-zoo-waffle-maker-10983368-pdt.html

not sure how good it will be, ordered one as my daughter has been on about getting a waffle iron for ages but i had always said no as i didn't think it would get used that much, but for £4.99 i can't really argue

also they have this http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/sensiohome-stwp001-whoopie-pie-maker-10983406-pdt.html

both with free standard delivery

Laura_Cello

Ordered! ...and that was one of two things on my Christmas list (not with zoo shapes, but a waffle maker) - although the children have made me promise to forget about it!

Looks like it makes decent sized squares as well- not the mini squares that some electric ones do. Hope so!
Thanks OP
:j

fatblackandwhite

How does it make square waffles too? Or am I being daft?

Laura_Cello

fatblackandwhite wrote: »

How does it make square waffles too? Or am I being daft?

Squares *in* the waffles - for maple syrup! We bought a cheap waffle maker from Lidl and it made what ended up like a 'waffle' ice cream cone, and really didn't work for breakfast... so have been on the lookout for a cheaper one to do the breakfast kind ever since.

fatblackandwhite

OOps lol! Thank you - it is early. Have ordered one of each item as a gift ... for me. :rotfl:

susiecm3

thank you my son will love this

girl_withno_name

Please excuse my ignorance, but what is a "Whoopie Pie"?

safeashouses

says in stock but when i try to add it it won't let me...

preep

The whoopie pie maker is on Amazon for between £19.99 - £29.99 and same again on ebay!

Alison_B

Looks like it has sold out.

preep

girl_withno_name wrote: »

Please excuse my ignorance, but what is a "Whoopie Pie"?

I didnt know either and had to google it - " A whoopie pie is a sweet baked item which is a cross between a soft biscuit, a cake and a pie. It is made up of two round pieces of cake-like biscuits (cookies)......"