Sure, you can pop a frozen waffle in the toaster, but if you want to really waffle, you need a waffle maker. In this article ...

(No matter how much I liked a bigger waffle maker, I likely wouldn’t have done the same, as space is precious in my Brooklyn apartment and single-use appliances generally don’t make the cut.) ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Waffle irons can be used to make a lot more than just waffles. A group of chefs proved this theory by successfully waffle-izing a large variety of foods.