VillaWare V5955 Grand Wrap Tortilla and Flatbread Maker

VillaWare V5955 Grand Wrap Tortilla and Flatbread Maker | You get out of it what you put into it

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	VillaWare V5955 Grand Wrap Tortilla and Flatbread Maker Villaware Villaware average customer review:based on 70 reviews view larger image
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The history of flat bread goes back centuries and various cultures have created their own distinct variations on this theme. Experiencing warm, fresh flat bread, whether it's a soft tortilla, an Indian chapati, or a Chinese moo shoo, offers a very primal satisfaction. This appliance allows you to make your own flat bread very simply and easily, with a minimum of fuss, and a maximum of pleasure.

This is a great product

First let me just say that there is no way to make the large tortillas on the front page with the recipe in the book. I use about 3C of flour, and divide the dough balls into 10 not 12, and they make really large tortillas. I made over 90 tortillas the first week I had the machine. It is quite simple the instructions and the warnings are all in the book. Put the rounded dough in the machine, flatten it until you hear the steam escape, rotate it, flatten it until you hear the steam escape repeat this until the dough stops expanding. With a little patience and trial and error you will have great tortillas in no time. This is a must have if you want fresh home made flour tortillas with out all of the rolling pin hassles. Thanks for a great product!

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You get out of it what you put into it

I hesitated to write a review as reading the other reviews pretty much sums it up. The unit is well made and reasonably priced. I have yet to make a bad tortilla. You simply need to follow the instructions. I am very happy with this purchase and continue to believe that Amazon is the best place to buy.

like the person says, it's all about the recipe

I've been using these for 25 years, and they work well. Ignore the directions and experiment til you get the right masa/lime juice/water mixture; it only takes a few tries. I'm buying my third one because the handle broke on some too-thick wet masa. I only use this for corn tortillas.
PS I have no idea what the "griifin" thing is about.

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