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This Dino Waffle Maker has officially become the heart of our Sunday mornings. Making waffles with our toddler has turned into a fun little tradition—something we all genuinely look forward to. It’s one of those small things that makes childhood (and parenthood) so memorable. I expected the waffles to be dense because of the shape—but nope! They’re surprisingly light, fluffy, and delicious. The dinos come out perfectly formed every time, and our little one gets so excited picking which dinosaur to eat first. It’s a great way to sneak a little joy into the morning routine. Super easy to use, small , cooks quick, and they don't burn. it's easy to clean, and just pure fun. Highly recommend for any family with a dinosaur-loving kid (or adult!).

These are so cute yall. Makes breakfast twice as fun. Some tips I’ll add to the other reviews is that an Asian soup spoon ( like the one at pho restaurants) is the perfect batter scooper. It’s the perfect amount for all other the smaller ones and maybe just add a tiny bit extra for the stegosaurus. I’ve also found that buttermilk pancakes rise more thus making both sides look more unison. I’ve never had to oil or butter this cooker and our pancakes slide out every time.

We absolutely love this Dino waffle maker! My toddler is obsessed with dinosaurs, so breakfast instantly became more fun. The waffles come out perfectly shaped, cook evenly, and don’t stick at all. I use it every single morning to make waffles for school, and it’s super quick and easy to clean (which is a huge win for busy parents). My little one actually gets excited for breakfast now and always finishes his waffle 🦖💕 Highly recommend for toddlers and parents who want an easy, fun way to make mornings smoother!

This waffle maker is so easy to set up, clean and use! It took less than 10 minutes to make the batter (I followed the directions on the back of pancake mix), grease the maker and have the perfect dinosaur waffles! My two year old loves it so much; he was able to identify all of the dinosaurs after they were made. I waited until prime day to splurge on getting it but knowing what I know now I wish I would’ve gotten it sooner!

Great product. Easy to use. Fun for all ages

Buy the machine on sale (like $28) when it happens. Otherwise, I mean how often will anyone truly make mini Dino waffles? Bought a box of Krusteaz waffle mix. Used a 2 cup Pyrex glass cup and chopsticks. Did the 2-3 waffle mix amounts which roughly made 22-25 dinos? I ate some along the way. The first time you oil the machine with spray and once more mid way through the mix those dinos look weird. Then after you can tell in my picture it progress to solid waffle dinos. I didn't chance burning mine so they cooked for roughly 3 minutes each but cooking them longer I think would have made a crunchier Dino waffle. I also notice the Dino pattern is clearer on one side. The top half cooks but doesn't hold the shape well or as defined. Maybe I didn't cook it long enough? I had a timer on my watch for 4 minutes. When it was time to remove them I hit start so removing pretty fast and pouring the batter. My dinos came out cooked but softer and not crunchy like a classic waffle. They can get cold too. I don't know how well they reheat. I'd make for kids, help them first and then each adult wanting some should make their own because 1. Keep it hot to eat and 2. It took 15 minutes to make the batter and then I plugged the machine to heat up. It heats up fairly fast and you don't want it to stay without batter. Then 30 minutes of cooking, batter pour, take out, repeat. Then roughly 15 minutes to eat and 15 minutes to clean the Pyrex and wipe down the waffle maker. So total 1 hour to 1.5 hours whereas a traditional waffle maker you'd be done much faster. Fun shapes that's kinda it. Other tips. Fill the stegosaurs first or last as it is the biggest mold. I personally didn't think the pterodactyl mold looked cool so skipped it. Maybe also why it took longer to finish the batter. Mid way you got to re oil. If you don't the waffles start to stick and if you don't then you can still remove them just why risk ruining the shape. I used nothing but chopsticks to nudge them over and out of the mold and lift and put into the final tray. Quick and easy as any other similar tool.

This is the perfect waffle maker for toddlers. It’s amazing how realistic the dinosaurs look once the waffle mix is done cooking. The size of the waffles are no larger than the palm of your hand. Just remember to use some type of Pam spray before you put your batter in as they can get stuck. I originally bought one for my sister’s son, but because it was so nice and made the perfect Dino waffles I purchased another for my daughter. There is a timer on the outside of the waffle maker that hints when the waffles are done. It’s usually when the light turns green.

Only used once so far but it worked well. Arrived quickly. Price was fair.