In article >,
"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote:

> Two days before Christmas our 30 year old pizzele maker died.

What "died" in it? Was it the heating element broke? I have repaired
my vintage waffle maker when it's top plate element broke. If your
handy (and not necessarily hadsome, but that's a different subject), it
isn't difficult.

And if you're just going to throw it out, I pay for shipping for you to
send it to me. That is one "toy" I don't hve yet. And I bet these
would work for making waffle cones also.

jt