Philly Food Guide

Eight of ten over-the-range microwaves print a fan figure, all 300 or 400 CFM. One mentions venting options, and two name a charcoal filter.

Nine of ten titles say commercial. Four state a duty rating, three a sanitation or safety listing, and the two Commercial Chef units list a turntable.

All ten are 700W and 0.7 cu ft. Three state a 10-inch turntable, one gives a cavity size, and one lists an outline too small for its own cavity.

All ten cook at 1000 watts. Four listings also print the wall draw, 1,500 or 1,600 W; six skip it, and that is the number a shared 15 A circuit feels.

Nine of ten removable-plate waffle makers call the plates dishwasher safe. One lists a drip tray and one a moat for the batter that escapes them.

Six of ten thick waffle makers print a depth, and all six say about one inch. The other four sell deep pockets without giving a number.

All ten waffle makers here say ceramic and seven say PFAS-free. Only one, a bella, also names PTFE, PFOA, lead and cadmium; three claim nothing.

Eight of ten mini waffle makers here name chaffles. One has overflow channels, one a ceramic plate, and the top seller names neither.

Of ten heart waffle makers, seven bake one plate split into four or five hearts, one bakes six minis and one a single heart. Three state their watts.

Nine of these ten stovetop waffle irons name a gas stove, three name induction, and the only one that names a ceramic hob is cast aluminium, not iron.

Six of ten 4-slice waffle makers state 1200W, so watts separate nothing. Only two give a batch time: under 3 minutes, and 5 to 8 minutes.

All ten 3-in-1 waffle makers here have removable plates. Seven say dishwasher-safe, two say ceramic, and none says where the two spare sets go.

Four of ten stainless Dutch ovens state a tri-ply clad body. Six keep the aluminium in the base, and four of those six are titled stock pots.