Heavy Gauge Cast Iron Corn And Flour Tortilla Roti Flatbread Press

Heavy Gauge Cast Iron Corn And Flour Tortilla Roti Flatbread Press

$ 27.95

Score By Feature

Based on 182 ratings

Sturdiness

9.08

Easy to use

8.18

Easy to clean

8.28

Durability

7.66

Light weight

7.29

Value for money

5.86

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Cast iron construction with a thick gauge

The press handle's heavy balance weight ensures a steady press.

The press surface is round with a large diameter and provides a flat, uniform press.

All flour corn pancake and other breaded food presses can be used for a variety of things.

7 inches in diameter (press surface). 5" in height, 9" in length, and 8" in handle length. 5" in length, 4" in height

Questions & Answers

Where did this come from?

China

Is it necessary to use plastic or wax paper to keep the dough from sticking?

Yes, we were able to use wax paper.

Is there a way to change the tortilla's thickness?

It will be thick if you use more dough and press it until it reaches the size of the tortilla press, but it will be thin if you use less dough and do the same. (Make sure the dough is sandwiched between the wax paper.)

What country does it come from?

(POTUS Voice) It was made in China.

Selected User Reviews For Heavy Gauge Cast Iron Corn And Flour Tortilla Roti Flatbread Press

Unsafe to use due to poor quality

3/5

Total Points of Sale. When pressing the first tortilla, the handle snapped, injuring my hand. It was not a heavy gauge tortilla.

Anaya Adkins

| Nov 06, 2021

tortillas that aren't even This was purchased for the purpose of making casava tortillas

3/5

The tortillas were pressed unevenly, thick on one side but thin on the other, and paper-thin on the other. The side closest to the lever's base is very thin. I bought it around Christmas and didn't use it until March, so it's out of the return window; otherwise, I'd return it.

Donald Cox

| May 07, 2021

It appears to be in good working order

3/5

The tortilla press was my first purchase. It appears that getting a thin tortilla without turning it around several times is a bit difficult. To make it easier to remove the tortilla, I line it with a split open ziplock bag. The tortilla can then be repositioned by 1/4 turn around the circle and pressed once more. I'm not sure if this is normal or a manufacturing defect, but the handle does not perfectly center on the pressure bar and instead hits it off to one side, which could explain why I have to reposition it. To make a uniform tortilla, turn it over. After each use, I return the press to its original box and remove the handle. Using a small pair of pliars that I keep in the box, I can easily remove the small nut/washer and handle it.