🍭 Gourmet Kitchen Gumball Machine Review

Tried to fill it with sweet cakes but they stick. The mechanics that measure and distribute the candies are made of cheap plastic, so under pressure they began to wear out. I ended up removing the guts and letting the lollipop fall out under gravity. The size was smaller than expected. My problem is that I didn't read carefully. The dome is the size of a soft ball.

Although the machine's looks and size are what I expected, I'm a little disappointed with some features. 75% of the time the balls are crushed during distribution. I shake and shake her and it doesn't matter. Kids don't care - it's still gum, it's just not ideal as one might imagine floating half gumballs in a glass.

Such crap. I bought this machine to fit our cute golden gummy bears we bought for the party. Chewing gum (regular size) doesn't fit or falls through. So we bought smaller pieces of rice and M&Ms - too much of which always comes out of the machine, even if you adjust the power. So this machine does NOT work. I am so upset and my daughter's heart is broken. If I send it back, she will be dissatisfied. But if we save, it will be on the shelf but will not work. What to do? Bought 5 days ago but…

This is exactly the car I was looking for for my little girl. Unfortunately, the coin slot cover broke about a week after receiving it, and sometimes gumballs get stuck inside and don't enter the slot. But other than that it works great and it's nice to have something heavy and real (not plastic) to play with. Very embarrassing for the child!

Super cute BUT almost nonfunctional. The only thing we could get through was the Lemonheads. When we loaded it up with Lemonheads and were enjoying using it, we found a crescent shaped piece of glass popping out the side and a crack about two inches from it. The gears do not rotate evenly. The center bar that holds the globe in place is not centered, so it had to be loosened to put the glass back in place. This probably contributed to the glass breakage. Unfortunately we bought early for our…

This was a Christmas present for my youngest grandson. Last Christmas we bought two of his older brothers in a larger version. They are 11 and 13 and the child is 5 so I thought the smaller size would be perfect for him. That's how it is, but the all-seeing little weirdo immediately noticed that his brothers' cars have a little fin that keeps candy/gumballs from flying out of the chute, while his little one doesn't. It's really not necessary; Just put your hand underneath while turning the…