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Pizzelle maker

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  1. Anyone care to recommend an electric non-stick pizzelle maker?

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    Nobody said:

    Anyone care to recommend an electric non-stick pizzelle maker?

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  3. Quoted message said:
    Nobody said:

    Anyone care to recommend an electric non-stick pizzelle maker?

    Palmer is the best. . They are all non-stick if used properly. Ours is
    about 20 years old. First use it was coated with some oil. It gets used a
    couple times a year and nothing sticks to it. Never wash it, just wipe it
    out when you are done. Any coated ones I've seen are basicaly [censored]. They
    are not made to make the nice thin waffle you need for an excellent
    pizzelle.

  4. I have a Villa Ware pizzelle maker that I really like. You should be
    able to find one in almost any kitchen ware shop. Carol

    Our life may not always be the party we would have chosen, but while we
    are here, we may as well dance!

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