Compact Roti Maker Machine, Electric Tortilla Press, 10 inch with Detachable Handle, Chapati Maker Machine, Burrito Maker, Prensa Para Tortillas, Tortillera, Black

Excelente calidad y diseño

This "compact" roti maker is anything but convenient; it's a bulky, useless paperweight. The electric heating element is woefully inadequate, resulting in dough that's either raw and sticky or burnt to a crisp in patches. The "detachable handle" feels flimsy and makes applying even pressure nearly impossible, leading to misshapen, unevenly cooked discs that vaguely resemble tortillas. Tip: Save your money and stick to a rolling pin; you'll get better results with less frustration. Cleaning this contraption is a nightmare, with dough stubbornly clinging to every crevice. Don't even think about making multiple rotis quickly; this machine is slower than making them by hand. This roti maker is a complete waste of counter space and a monumental kitchen fail with no gift value either. It's more likely to induce rage than delicious flatbread.

Absolute time saver. Sounds like souls from the depths of hell trying to escape, but makes one hell of a tortilla.

I really liked it and made my flour tortilla process faster!

I had a feeling it wouldn’t last when I saw that the handle was plastic and the part on the machine is plastic as well. The handle didn’t feel sturdy but I couldn’t find a machine where the handle wasn’t plastic. I was excited to have this for making tortillas and I’ve used it about 5 times within 3 months and it broke this morning. The machine would be great if the handle wasn’t made out of plastic- when something is heating up to high temps, cheap plastic is going to crack. I now just put the dough in and using an oven glove, press on the top to flatten it.

Went back and forth between 3 stars and 4. It fits 4 sandwiches perfectly and that's what I was ultimately looking for. I guess my biggest problem with it is that it's deeper than the 2 sandwich versions. Sounds good in theory however it leads to the bread not actually touching the hot plate correctly. Sandwiches don't brown and crisp up as much as they should.

This little machine seems like a great idea. I wanted a non-stick tortilla press or maker to replace the manual press/plastic bag cut in two/griddle setup. This makes great tortillas, but the plastic bag thing is a torment. Based on the product description this press does it all. But it doesn't. It is a hot food press - that part works great, and I would imagine to make roti or naan, it would work fine. But, I don't want to make roti or naan, I want to make corn tortillas. The non-stick part works really well. It is so non-stick that the dough shoots out of the front if you don't hold it down until the press is closed. However, once the cooking starts, it is an epic fail as a tortilla maker. I messed with the recipe, messed with the pressure, messed with the cooking process and every single tortilla came out like the one in the picture. It produces a sort of a lumpy, crispy something sort of reminiscent of hash browns; it ain't a tortilla. This was the only product of this kind that didn't come with an Amazon warning of high return rates. Maybe it's because they don't sell many of this particular brand. I'm returning mine. Buyer beware.

The media could not be loaded. I am really happy with this machine. At first, I thought it was useless because I didn’t know how to use it. People who leave negative reviews probably do so because they don't know how to use it either."