🥪 ECX 3-in-1 Detachable Non-stick Coating Sandwich Maker Waffle Maker Donut Maker, Meatball Grill - LED Indicator Lights, Cool Touch Handle, Anti-skid Feet Review

I used it as a sandwich maker for almost a few months. He's fine except for two things. The sandwich should be thin. It doesn't stretch to accommodate a thick sandwich. I found I had to push it down with something heavy.2. I have a feeling it's steam, not toast. I have to pre-toast the bread before using it. Like I said, I still like him.

Thumbs up haha. It really works. I work in a restaurant. I eat meat and vegetables with this bread in the morning. It's way better than just baking bread. Fragile. I don't even pinch it when I use it. Everything is well prepared. The other two have no ingredients yet. It's very fast. Cleaning is easy. I always wash it the day after baking. I like it!

Preparing bubble pancakes: First heat the machine for approx. 5 minutes, then add some vegetable oil and heat for another 3 minutes. Pour into a pancake blender and turn the machine upside down for 8 minutes, then turn the machine again and wait another 8 minutes. I love the 3 in 1 idea! Although it took me about 30 minutes to make the pancake, it's easy to use and I can do something else while I wait.

I've been watching Japanese/Korean sandwich makers for months but couldn't justify paying $100 for a sandwich maker. Western sandwich presses didn't have the feature I was looking for (makes nice pinched edges) so this was a no. I tried this brand and I am satisfied! It does exactly what other hot Japanese/Korean branded sandwich makers do. I love that it comes with two other grills so I have waffles and egg bread/takoyaki options too. The grill is easy to remove and easy to reinstall which is…

I love that the plates come out to be cleaned. It's small, as in the description. It's fun to have different plate options, but there were no recipes, not even a website where you could find cooking instructions. I'd really like recipes for puffs, donuts, and other dishes that he says can be cooked. There isn't even a recommended time for waffles. I probably would have rated it higher if it had included those things. Adjustable temperature control would be nice too, but I can deal with that.

I've been eyeing Japanese-Korean hot sandwich machines for months, but couldn't justify spending $100 on a sandwich machine. Western sandwich presses didn't have the feature I was looking for (makes nice pinched edges) so this was a no. I tried this brand and I am satisfied! It does exactly what other hot Japanese/Korean branded sandwich makers do. I love that it comes with two other grills so I have waffles and egg bread/takoyaki options too. The grill is easy to remove and easy to reinstall…

Advantages: It is very cute. It's small and compact. He has different plates to cook anything he says except meatballs. The plates are easy to change. Cons: A small rubber foot was missing, which was noticed before the first use. I had to put something underneath to even it out. Doesn't get very hot. It took over 7 minutes to bake 1 waffle to a very light color. The waffles stick to the bottom plate no matter what I do. I added the batter for the second waffle and it took so long to bake I…