Pizelle Iron - Cast Iron or Non-stick?

"Googling" shows me a myriad of the irons out there. I'm looking for a electric iron, at least 2 5" pizelles, but would like you pizellers out there to let me have your opinions on the difference between the plain cast-iron and non-stick models' pizelles. The wife prefers a crisp pizelle, and I bow to her wishes :-)

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Dan Wenz
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Non-stick; it's a no brainer. Our lefse flatbread and pizelles all turn out great. Here's one case where if grandma had teflon available, this question would never arise. :)

Mark

Reply to
pheasant

Properly maintained, cast iron is essentially non-stick.

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Eric Jorgensen

Thanks to responders! Final choice was for a 3 ovals iron, 10 year warranty, by Palmer from fantes.com - they also had a lot of oils, extracts, flavors, to say nothing of the lemon squeezer we also ordered from them. The last, defunct, iron we had wasn't non-stick, and neither is the new one, and we had no problems with it, so all should be well in the pizzelle department shortly.

Reply to
Dan Wenz

Wanna share some recipes?

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dizzi

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