I made the assumption that it was 150ml oil, along with the 100ml of water for 100g of mixture, but I’m not sure if that was right.

My children are not small (both bigger than me sadly) but they are very fond of waffles and like the sound of potentially getting messy in the kitchen, so we gave it a go. So, all in all it looks like the volcano waffle maker is a big hit, and I would recommend it if you have kids who love waffles. USES ONLY A TOUCH OF OIL -- Cook tasty waffles easily with just a touch of oil thanks to the non-stick cooking plates. Waffles, I have been wanting to make my own forever – very slight exaggeration there, honestly though for a long time. x 11cm and about 2cm thick, and that means there is plenty of room to stack your waffles and add scrumptious toppings such as fresh fruit and ice cream.Additionally, the gently cone-shaped waffle plates result in the batter accessing every corner of the waffle maker, which produces an evenly round and deep cooked waffle that cooks in under 5 minutes. Cook 2 delicious belgian-style waffles every time with the Andrew James 2 Slice Waffle Maker – an easy-to-use, easy-to-clean machine with dual contact waffle plates that cook the waffle from both the top and bottom. Breaking the ‘rules’ by dunking them in delicious hot chocolate, or serving as a classy appetiser with smoked salmon. The funnel can be removed and unclipped from the top and secured into its own purpose-created slot under the waffle maker for a slimline, flat profile.

I was asked to review the Andrew James Volcano Waffle Maker, which can exclusively be found online in the UK at: https://www. I really wanted a nice thick big waffle, this machine looked like it will do the job, so far have used it 3 times, it's ok but not great, the waffles are not even, while one side will be ok the rest might not be, have to fill it way too much to each nice even waffle and it starts to come out from the top, then it's hard to remove the waffle and the top bit is hard to clean. When I made my second one I blocked the holes up too quickly so no more mixture could get in and so my waffle was thin and lacey with holes.The instructions mention a clip to keep the lid down but there is not one nor a provision to fit one. It gives no indication of how full you should fill it with batter, again, I guessed, but didn't overfill. I really like Andrew James products normally and have had halogen ovens and kettles from them for years but this product seems faulty from the manufacturing end. Once we’d polished it off, we experimented with some different flavours – first chocolate hazelnut spread and strawberries, and then crunchy peanut butter and banana. The unique non-stick plates cook your waffle mix from the bottom up so your batter grows up the plates and starts to bubble at the top.