Waffle Plates Only for Cuisinart Griddler GR-4N, GR-5B, GR-6 and GRID-8N Series, Nonstick Coating Baking Waffle Plates by Gvode

The plates arrived dirty so I wrote a 1-star review. I knew I was purchasing used plates but I still expected them to arrive clean. The company then contacted me, apologized, and offered me a full refund. I was surprised and pleased! I’ve tried out the plates using Martha Stewart’s Buttermilk waffle recipe and they turned out great! The waffles didn’t stick and the cooking was nice and even. I definitely recommend!

We recently bought a Cuisinart Griddler GR-4N and love it but we wanted to make waffles. For years, we had to pull out our old waffle iron and then painstakingly clean it, which always deterred us from using it more often than once or twice a year. But these plates are a great addition to the Griddler. They clicked in easily and heated up extremely fast and made 4 nice sized waffles. The old waffle iron always made our waffles too big and too thick. I would get full after only eating one of waffle so there would be alot wasted batter. And the clean up was so easy. I just washed it like any other dish. I believe they are dishwasher safe however because of the non-stick coating on them, I would want to take a chance putting them through the dishwasher. They are extremely easy to clean and they cool off quickly. We love our new Griddle and these plates just made it even better. 5 Stars!

The interchangeable plates are, er...interchangeable. They made four fine small waffles. Crisp on the outside, but gentle on the interior. easily cleaned, too - the plates, not the waffles; they were cleaned up on the plate.

I could have waffles anytime without buying a waffle maker!East cleaning just put in dishwasher

Snaps right into the pins and makes decent waffles. Could cook the top better (browner) but I just flipped them over.

These waffle plates are a strong, metal, non stick coated work well with our 5 in 1 Cuisinart Grill for waffles.

I would give zero stars if I could. The instructions talk about a special non-stick surface and then say to use a thin coat of oil (um… OK). That’s what I did. First batch was a ruined mess (see picture). I cleaned them and tried a second batch with more oil… they stuck again. Apparently “non-stick” means “everything will stick”.

Fit perfectly, works great