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Hello,
I recently purchased a Cusineart brand pizzelle iron. The first time I used it (and I've only used it once so far), the pizzelles were sticking horribly. I even tried brushing the iron with vegetable oil. While this worked for the pizzelles I made immediately after brushing with oil, the next two I would press would still stick. About 25% of the pizzelles I made from this batch were broken due to the sticking. Since it was sticking so much, I was forced to constantly clean the iron while I was making the cookies, since pieces of cookie in the iron make the sticking even worse.
I followed the recipe for the batter exactly although I used pure cane sugar instead of refined sugar. Could this have made a difference?
The Cuisineart pizzelle iron is plastic. I've made pizzelles hundreds of times on my parents' press, however their's is a different brand and I think it may be metal. I've never had this problem with sticking cookies on their press. Could this make a difference (metal vs plastic)?
I'd like to make another batch before Christmas and I was just wondering if anyone had suggestions to avoid cookies sticking to the press. Usually pizzelles are a piece of cake for me, but this was quite frustrating.
Has anyone else had this experience with this type of iron?
Thanks!
Kate
I recently purchased a Cusineart brand pizzelle iron. The first time I used it (and I've only used it once so far), the pizzelles were sticking horribly. I even tried brushing the iron with vegetable oil. While this worked for the pizzelles I made immediately after brushing with oil, the next two I would press would still stick. About 25% of the pizzelles I made from this batch were broken due to the sticking. Since it was sticking so much, I was forced to constantly clean the iron while I was making the cookies, since pieces of cookie in the iron make the sticking even worse.
I followed the recipe for the batter exactly although I used pure cane sugar instead of refined sugar. Could this have made a difference?
The Cuisineart pizzelle iron is plastic. I've made pizzelles hundreds of times on my parents' press, however their's is a different brand and I think it may be metal. I've never had this problem with sticking cookies on their press. Could this make a difference (metal vs plastic)?
I'd like to make another batch before Christmas and I was just wondering if anyone had suggestions to avoid cookies sticking to the press. Usually pizzelles are a piece of cake for me, but this was quite frustrating.
Has anyone else had this experience with this type of iron?
Thanks!
Kate