
MasterChef WCB-041 Waffle Cone and Bowl Maker
- Wattage: 350 watts
- Material: Iron
- Product Style: Non-Stick
- Item Weight: 3.9 pounds
Last refreshed Jun 15, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A specialty waffle iron worth having if fresh cones or bowls are a recurring party feature, less worthwhile for a single occasion given the shaping learning curve.
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ASIN: B07Q47Q7YSModel: WCB-041Category: Waffle Irons
Overview
The MasterChef WCB-041 is an electric waffle iron built specifically for ice cream cones and bowls, including a cone-shaping roller and a bowl press alongside non-stick plates.
Unlike a standard waffle iron, this ships with the two tools needed to actually shape the cooked waffle before it cools: a roller for cones and a press for bowls, the detail that separates a dedicated cone maker from a flat waffle iron repurposed for the job. It can also make stroopwafels using the same plates, per the listing. Shaping has to happen fast while the waffle is still warm and pliable, so this is closer to a hands-on technique than a set-and-forget bake.
- Cone roller and bowl press included
- 100% non-stick baking plates
- Portable electric countertop design
- Works for stroopwafels as well as cones
Who it's for
Less useful for a one-off dessert, since getting the roll or press timing right takes a few practice waffles.
Pros and cons
- Includes both a cone roller and a bowl press
- Non-stick plates for easy cleanup
- Also makes stroopwafels on the same plates
- Shaping must happen quickly while waffle is warm
- Takes practice to get cone or bowl shape consistent
Performance notes
The non-stick plates bake the flat waffle first, and shaping happens immediately after with either the cone roller or the bowl press while the waffle is still warm enough to hold a new shape. Because the shaping window is short, timing between removing the waffle and pressing it matters more than any setting on the iron itself. The same plates are listed as suitable for stroopwafels, which use a similar thin-batter approach.
Specifications
| Brand | MasterChef |
|---|---|
| Model | WCB-041 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Weight | 3.9 poundshigher than 75% of 37 waffle irons |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Wattage | 350 wattslower than 91% of 90 waffle irons |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material | Iron |
| Color | White Or Black |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Roller shaper and bowl press |
| Other details | |
| Product Style | Non-Stick |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Non Stick Coating |
| Part Number | WCB-041 |
Closest rivals on specs
CucinaPro Beeping Belgian Waffle Maker 7 Inch- Wattage 350 vs 600 watts (-42%)
- Item Weight 3.9 vs 3.1 pounds (+26%)
Hamilton Beach Belgian Mini Waffle Maker- Wattage 350 vs 700 watts (-50%)
Frequently asked questions
Does the MasterChef WCB-041 make both cones and bowls?
Yes, it includes a separate roller for cones and a press for bowls, using the same baked waffle plates.
Can the MasterChef waffle maker be used for anything besides ice cream cones?
The listing includes stroopwafels as an additional use for the same plates.
Is the MasterChef cone maker hard to use?
The waffle needs to be shaped with the roller or press right after baking while still warm, so early attempts may need practice to get a clean shape.
