🥧 MasterChef Mini Pie and Quiche Maker with Non-stick Coating - Cooks 6 Small Pies and Quiches in Minutes, Includes Dough Cutting Circle for Convenient Measurement Review

It took a bit of understanding to make this effective but I was able to make 40 desserts. Everyone thought they were store-bought cakes. They came out beautiful. You just have to be careful as the machine will be hot when you put the cake batter in.

I only used the cake oven once. Made apple and cherry pie. Very quick and easy. The only flaw is that I want the top to brown as much as the bottom. I put them in the roasting pan for a few minutes to brown them. The rest of the car worked perfectly. I plan to make a quiche at some point.

Before ordering I asked if it was possible to make a quiche without dough. I never received an answer. This morning I made scrambled eggs without batter. I mixed eggs, milk and salsa, filled cups and sprinkled cheese on top. I closed the lid and in 15 minutes I had perfect pieces. Cleaned without problems.

This is a good cake maker. I'm doing them for the first time. Using the pie crust and puff pastry was challenging but worth it. The only issue I had was when wiping the plates I ended up tipping them on their side and some sort of liquid that looked like melted butter came out from under the plates. I didn't use butter in my recipe so I don't know what it was.

I was very happy to get this for Thanksgiving mini cakes I made. However, this car is really disappointing. First, the instructions that came with it were vague and difficult to understand. The car was not easy to refuel. The plastic smell when switching on was intense. And my cakes were burned around the edges before the filling was ready. I've tried several times with the same result. After my third try, the plastic around the edge of the car was melting/darkening. I returned immediately…

I received my cake maker a few days ago and tested it this morning. I decided to try two savory recipes - sausage pie with rustic sauce and cheeseburger cake. They turned out better than I expected, so running the machine itself isn't a problem (the instructions say your first batches of cakes will most likely not be successful). My complaints relate to the design of the machine and the lack of clear directions/instructions. First, the device doesn't have a switch - you turn it on when you're…