Here are the coolest waffle makers for your 'Stranger Things' premiere party
Stranger Things is finally back on Oct. 27, and we couldn't be more excited.
If you're hosting or attending a Season 2 premiere party, there's no better way to honor your favorite Eggo-loving lady than with a menu consisting exclusively of waffles. If you're trying to go beyond the frozen kind, check out our list of the coolest waffle makers out there.
CTRL-ALT-DEL your boring morning routine
Tech lovers, writers, and journalism junkies, this one's for you. Make the kitchen table your desk with this heavy duty Keyboard Waffle Iron. And unlike the grimy keyboard you use every day, these keys are non-stick.
The most magical waffle maker on Earth
Most Disnerds have almost every piece of merch known to man, but this unique Mickey Mouse Waffle Maker is what Disney dreams are made of. With an impressively detailed mold of Mickey's face, you'll feel like you're eating breakfast at the Magic Kingdom.
Oh you fancy, huh?
Pretend you're at a fancy brunch with the Belgian Waffle Bowl maker — a two-in-one spin on waffles. Fill these mini cups with fresh fruit, ice cream, or even make chicken waffle tacos.
Waffles for real heroes
If you're team Marvel over Team DC, this is the breakfast item for you. Regardless of whether the Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, or Thor is your favorite Avenger, the superpowers in this four mold Marvel waffle maker are sure to impress you.
For the Eggo-sized appetite
If your appetite isn't huge, this Mini Waffle Maker can give you the fill you need. Save money by cutting out the frozen boxed version and make your own toaster-sized waffles with your favorite recipes. Get multiple mini waffles going by purchasing more than one iron — you can't go wrong.
Show your love for waffles, literally
Showcase your passion for breakfast food with this five-at-a-time heart-shaped waffle iron. Perfect for a romantic breakfast (or dinner) or to show your love for "Stranger Things."
Rock and roll all night, eat waffles every day
Hey, classic rock fans — we bet this is a piece of merch you don't have yet. Give your mornings a rockin' good start with breakfast from the KISS demon waffle maker. Because who wouldn't want to eat a waffle with Gene Simmons' face on it?
Stop wasting batter
It's no secret that waffle making is a bit of a messy process. It used to be difficult to pour batter into the mold without spilling, but with this Volcano Belgian Waffle Maker, you don't have to worry about overflow. Just pour the batter into the spout on top and let it spread itself out evenly and mess free.
Waffle cone, anyone?
Forget those boxed cones that taste like cardboard and step up your ice cream game with the Chef's Choice Krumcake Express. This iron makes delicate crepes that can be rolled into cones with the specialty shaping tool. And they're not your average waffled pattern: the mold is swirled in a super pretty pattern, making your cones look like they're straight out of a cookbook.
Is BB-8 hungry? No, BB-8.
Prepare for The Last Jedi by making the most important meal of the day Star Wars-themed. This kitchen droid makes the cutest BB-8 shaped waffles — a great incentive to wake up in the morning. Not a member of the rebel alliance? Add a Darth Vader, Death Star, or Storm Trooper waffle iron to your collection instead.
Two waffles, one machine
Sometimes, making one waffle at a time just isn't enough. If you've got a big appetite or multiple mouths to feed, the 2 Plates Waffle Maker is the efficiency you need in your life.
This waffle shape is very satisfying
Calling all bubble wrap poppers: here's a waffle iron sure to tickle your fancy. Eat these like regular waffles, or break the bubbles apart. The shape allows a different texture than the average waffle and makes great ice cream cones, too.
For the clumsy flippers
Thanks to its 180-degree flip feature, getting even, golden-brown all over waffles is a breeze. Once you adjust the temperature to how "done" you like your waffles, the lights on the front will let you know when it's time to flip and time to eat.
Topics Stranger Things
Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums and TVs, plus eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories comes in clutch when making recommendations on how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
