DASH DDM007GBDP04 Mini Donut Maker Machine for Kid-Friendly Breakfast, Snacks, Desserts & More with Non-Stick Surface, Metal, Doughnut Print

Es el tercer producto que compro de esta marca, ya que me ha gustado mucho su calidad, en cuanto a diseño y desempeño me parecen muy buenos. Aún sigo probando recetas para hacer las donitas, ya que es difícil que queden muy esponjositas (comparadas con las donas fritas tradicionales), pero aún así quedan muy bonitas y son súper fácil y rapidas de hacer.

So happy I came across this. Super easy to use, easy to clean. As you can see from the picture(don’t mind the mess) Donuts are made and ready to eat less than 20 mins 😍 it’s so much fun! Can’t wait to use this more often and create different kinds of flavours!

This was our first time using the mini donut maker since I purchased it several months ago. My son had been asking for donuts and I kept forgetting. I love traditional frosted and glazed donuts, not a fan really of cake donuts. I wanted to try a yeast recipe but I haven't yet. I used a box of Duncan Hines Moist Yellow Cake mix and prepared it according to the box instructions. I used chocolate frosting for some and made a glaze with powdered sugar, a little vanilla extract, salt and milk for the others. I dipped about half the glazed donuts in sprinkles. The don't maker gets very hot pretty quickly. I didn't spray the inside with oil though the instructions recommend you do, they still came out rather easily. I used a mini spatula. These require a lie of hands on attention. I piped the donuts in the maker using a piping bag. Let them bake up to 1.5 minutes and then flipped them, I think 1 minute to 1 minute 15 sec was best. Then let them bake another minute. Then gently slip the mini spatula in there top scoop them out. They didn't stick at all. Then I allowed them to cool a few minutes and topped them to suit kids tastes. It was fun and using the cake mix turned out much better than I expected. It wasn't too much like a cupcake and wasn't as dense as a cake donut, they actually seemed like bakery donuts almost. I had no trouble cleaning. After it cooled down I just wiped it off with a damp cloth. I think the design is pretty cute. I have a cart that I stock all my novelty kitchen appliances in. It doesn't take up a lot of space but it isn't something I would use regularly. Just for fun. These would be fun to bring in for coworkers to enjoy, my kids had fun sharing them with their friends.

Execelente, el aparato de buen tamaño, no se pegan las donitas, salen bien bonitas y de buen tamaño, ame el estampado

The donut molds are so tiny that it was nearly impossible for me to put in the proper amount of batter so some of them ended up being over-filled. By the time I finally filled all of the molds, the first ones filled were over-cooking on the bottom. ( I used a plastic bag to squeeze out the batter which was very difficult and awkward. I would recommend a pastry bag for anyone wanting to make the donuts. For me, it was just too much work for some very tiny donuts.