Homemade Strawberry Shortcake Maker

$ 24.97

Score By Feature

Based on 13 ratings

Value for money

7.95

Customer service

7.63

Delivery

7.76

Packaging

7.66

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Makes basic shortcakes for fruit, puddings, and other desserts.

Makes lava cakes from scratch (recipes included).

No special kits are required; simply use a regular cake mix from your pantry.

Shortcake with Strawberries

Cakes should be flipped and frosted to make cute individual mini cakes.

Questions & Answers

Is it true that this produces the small dimpled cakes pictured? Maryann cakes are the name I give them. Is this a fictitious image?

Yes, but the cakes aren't cooked properly. Some of the cakes I made were undercooked or bunted.

Selected User Reviews For Homemade Strawberry Shortcake Maker

Five out of five stars

5/5

This gift made my niece very happy.

Erik Mullen

| Dec 22, 2020

Two out of five stars

3/5

Only three of the four cards were scratched, so I could only use three of them. Not happy.

Kendrick Hood

| Jan 09, 2021

Extremely Excessive Priced! I'm not sure why this item costs so much money

3/5

This exact shortcake maker can be purchased for $14 at Walmart. This is insane. 99br>.

Junior HILTON

| Apr 17, 2021

It's like twice as much as the competition

4/5

I received a cake pops maker (new), a waffle bowl maker (new), and this strawberry shortcake maker in one box today. br>The first two designers were unquestionably fresh. However, this shortcake maker appears to have been used, despite being twice the price of others. Guys, just telling you , not sure 100% ,
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Eithan CARTWRIGHT

| Jul 25, 2021

Allows for an endless supply of dessert

5/5

When I first got this, I couldn't wait to see what else I could do with it. I bought strawberries for strawberry shortcake, but when I got home, I realized they weren't in the bag: (So I decided to make the french vanilla dessert cups again, but this time filling them with my tots choco pudding and topping them with whipped creme. ) It went over extremely well. My tots usually just eat the frosting before tossing the cake, but they ate the entire thing this time. Though the first batch stuck to the cup wells, I had to clean them and make sure there were no crumbs because I didn't want the cups to burn. That was a difficult task, but it was well worth the effort. I sprayed a baker's spray on the next batch and didn't have to re-spray for the next seven. My next batch will be either a chocolate cake mix or a brownie mix, both of which I'm sure will be delicious. It was well worth the money!!.