The Star Waffle Maker Vs. The Equipex Waffle Baker

There is only one way to make waffles, and that is with the help of a waffle maker

. Light, delicious, and a favorite with people all over the world, waffles are finding their way onto waffle bars, where toppings of all kinds enhance their flavors and bring smiles to hungry people's faces. When selecting the right commercial waffle baker or group of waffle makers for your business, there are several different things to look for. How many waffles can the waffle maker produce hourly? Are the waffles, round, square, or rectangular; or are they some other popular shape? Is the inside of the waffle maker non-stick, or not? Each of these factors is important. Here, we'll compare two top-selling commercial waffle makers, side by side. Let the fun begin!

The Star Waffle Maker

Manufactured with heavy-duty cast aluminum grids, the Star Waffle Maker bakes 1/2" thick waffles at a rate of approximately twenty waffles per hour. This waffle maker comes with a single square metal plate, and has full floating hinges made of heavy-duty stainless steel. The floating hinge design allows waffles to rise evenly for thorough baking. The unit's heating elements are sheathed in metal, and are located on both the top and bottom grid. No flipping or turning is required - just add batter, close the waffle maker, set the timer, and wait for waffles to emerge, hot and ready.

The Star Waffle Maker comes equipped with a digital electronic timer that ranges from 0 to 9:59, and its temperature controls range from 250 degrees to 425 degrees Fahrenheit. The waffles produced are 8 inches by 8 inches square. This waffle maker comes with a one-year parts and labor warranty.

The Equipex Waffle Baker

Designed for heavy-duty usage in hotels or in high volume restaurants that offer waffles for breakfast, snacks, or desserts, the Equipex Waffle Baker comes with a number of interchangeable plate configurations. You can choose from the rectangular Brussels or Liege waffle patterns, or you can go with a traditional seven inch round pattern. The cone configuration lets you bake your own delicious ice cream or dessert cones quickly and easily.

This waffle maker features a heavy-duty top plate for even baking. There are no clips, or floating hinges, and no turning is required. The unit's thermostat goes all the way up to 570 degrees Fahrenheit, and it is equipped with a patented wrap around, removable stainless steel drip tray for super easy cleanup.

Both of these waffle makers have attractive features, with the Equipex winning major points for style, since it is capable of making a number of different items. The Equipex model's drip tray is another feature you'll find attractive in a busy kitchen; waffle batter is notoriously sticky and has a tendency to drip, so easy cleanup is always a bonus. The Star Waffle Maker costs a little more than the Equipex Waffle Baker does; however, both units are reasonably priced. In the end, it all comes down to personal preference and style. Either way, both units provide quality and durability you can count on.

by: Jeff Breeden

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