Babycakes Donut Maker Mini: Deliciously Effortless Treats in Seconds! Review

Was glad to find this on Revain.com after borrowing my mom's old 6 donut machine. These donuts were very flat and didn't cook as well as the old model. For comparison, we launched two devices side by side. The holes for each donut are very shallow, resulting in a shape that looks more like a flattened donut than a tube shape. Pretty disappointing. It works well, although the finished product doesn't bake as evenly as the older model.

Delivered today, used tonight. I made chocolate donuts following the recipe in the booklet, adding a pinch of salt and a pinch of cinnamon. Sprinkled with powdered sugar as they got out of the car. My son gives him a MILLION thumbs up. I tried squeezing it out of a plastic bag, which was easier but much more difficult than stuffing it in a bag. Next time try mixing it in a Pyrex measuring cup with a spout. The donuts themselves are about the same diameter as donettes, but not as thick and…

Found one of these at Goodwill before the retail world was over. Love at first sight (low-sugar donuts are hard to find anywhere!). Then, unfortunately, my lovely find from Goodwill jumped off the storage shelf and died. My heart has been broken. Before. Revan to the rescue! My confidence in retail therapy has been restored! And by the way, this thing is amazing. Even better than the original. Easy recipe: 1/2 cup flour, 1/4 cup Splenda, pinch of salt, 1 egg, 1/4 cup milk, 2 tbsp. baking…

I love this donut maker. I've been wanting grain-free, cute little donut-like mini candies for a long time. I was looking for a mini donut pan and this one popped up in my search. I have 2 babycakes left and I love them. They work as expected. This is my 2nd purchase. 1. I used it and gifted it to my niece for her son as it is grain free. Perfect portion size. I made a recipe for blended muffins from Instantloss.com, it's "Spice Apple Muffins in a Blender". 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Recipe: Instead of coconut

This is just amazing! I took it to leave in the RV so we could bake donuts with the grandkids. I made a "mixture" from a recipe I found online. My granddaughter is sensitive to sugar and gluten, so I was able to make a pretty tasty dish using einkorn flour and a little sugar. I lightly grease the recesses with coconut oil, there are no problems loosening them. We dusted them with powdered sugar and they ate them as soon as they came out! I found the bag with the corner cut off to be very dirty.

Finally gluten free donuts! This little donut maker worked great! I had the best gluten free donuts in 3 minutes. I am very happy that I bought them. I used Nicole Hann's recipe. If you are a gluten free person then you have probably bought her books. I was able to make 36 donuts in no time. I filled a quart-sized ziplock bag with batter and cut off the top to send the batter to the donut maker. It worked fine but I'm going to buy a cupcake stick now as I know I love this little donut maker…

I was hoping to get a larger model but at the time it seemed like most places didn't have them so I decided to give this little devil a shot. It was definitely worth it as after the initial heat up of the unit each round of donuts takes around 3-4 minutes to get a nice evenly toasted donut on both sides. In hindsight I probably would have only used 2-3 of these for a lower price if I was so inclined to make large batches. On first heating it smelled quite strongly of any coatings even after…

I love "fried pie" donuts and this donut maker is amazing and makes the best fried pie donuts, 4 at a time, for family fun and a snack. I tried all the recipes, everything turned out perfectly, without bitterness and extraneous smells. We really like the buttermilk chocolate recipe. For buttermilk, I use canned condensed milk and white vinegar. I always keep evaporated milk on a pantry shelf because we don't use milk regularly, and when I need it I take it off me and mix it with water according