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Never knew I needed this until now! With all the chemicals found in your store bought tortillas I started looking at ways to make them at home and thanks to this right here it’s such an easy task! It doesn’t take up a whole bunch of room so it stores easy!

Good and heavy tortilla press. Makes small taco size tortillas. When it came out of the box, it had a lot of flakes and I was worried it was peeling but after washing it is fine. Works just as it should and feels like it will last for a long time. Easy to store away

I never knew I needed a tortilla press, but I guess I did. This press works well and is a good, solid piece. You just have to install one bolt to put it together. It takes a little practice if you've never made tortillas before, but after awhile you kind of get the hang of it. The manufacturer recommends plastic or parchment paper. I found that parchment paper is a wet and sticky disaster, but cling wrap works well, as I could kind of wrap it around the top and bottom parts and the tortillas would come off fairly easily. The hardest part is flipping them into the pan in one piece, but even if not perfect, a fresh made tortilla is WAY better than one from a bag! This will definitely last for many, many years. The worst thing that could happen would be to have to replace a hinge bolt.

Easy to assemble tortilla maker. It was simple to put together and easy to use. It flatten the tortilla ball evenly. We used parchment paper for sticking. Its not heavy and portable to move around the kitchen area.

Seems to be very well made. Heavy duty. Had to put the handle on but no problem. The box came a little damaged but there was no damages. Wish there was some more recipes that came with it. Only one in the instructions.