Multi-Treat Baker, Electric Cake Pop Makers

I absolutely love this thing. It heats up in no time. It cooks brownies, cake mix even pancake mix in a cinch. The only issue is it should have a timer. You really have to stand near or set a manual timer. Once you get the hang of it, they cook up crispy on the edges and soft and cakey all around. The size produced is poppable. They are so fun & easy. If you overfill, you get the crispy oh so good edges. Just peel away & you're left with perfect round cake pop goodness. It makes preparing them easy as well as good. I accidentally left a batch on too long as I was icing a previous batch and they didn't burn just hot a darker brown. I love, love, love this thing. The balls produced are poppable, not your standard rolled cake pops. I just placed 3 on a stick & they were perfect. Will update with pics seeing they ate all of them at the party before I could get an image.

This is a great product. I think it's a great value for your money. No matter what I've made it always turns out great and tastes terrific. So easy to use and clean we use it all the time. It's a little tricky to remove an interchange the part but once you get the hang of it it's not bad at all. Take care of the product and it doesn't become sticky with regular cleaning. The durability is great and we use this all the time. I have made the mini cupcakes and cake pops and donuts. My family absolutely loves them

Love this. So easy to clean.

This makes great little cake pops and other goodies too. The hardest part is greasing the plates without overdoing it. If you use a spray you can get too much oil in there that browns and discolors your treats. So I’d recommend either spraying quickly or gently greasing, though that can be a little annoying. Cleaning the plates by hand when they’re hot is usually the easiest way to go. They’re supposed to be dishwasher safe, but the metal material makes me a little nervous that they’d accumulate residue from dishwasher tablets like some of my kitchen aid attachments do. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that removing and replacing the plates while they’re hot is not as easy as it should be. The plates lock in using a specific catch so that the bottom plate lines up with the top plate. The distance between the heating element and the plate is too close to remove the plate using oven mitts (toasted the tips of a few). I ended up using a chopstick to lift the hot plate after popping it up, and then grab it with an oven mitt to remove the cakes. Overall a nice little machine, but if you’re baking a big batch of goodies, figure out a plan to remove and replace the plate using a wooden utensil of some sort to save your oven mitts!

For those with limited kitchen storage space, this multi-tasker appliance earns its shelf space. Mine, however spends a fair amount of time off the shelf and on the counter, treating my family to doughnuts, cupcakes and muffins. I haven’t used the cake pop inserts yet but plan to use them for ebelskivers (filled pancake balls). I expect they will be as good as we have found the mini doughnuts and cupcakes to be. Making and eating mini treats has been fun and easy with this machine. I’ve enjoyed making them with my grandchildren. They love the cuteness and I appreciate the chance for a mini treat that is easy on my diet where I control the ingredients. Our favorite recipe is one for baked peanut butter doughnuts I found online.

My girls and I have made many batches of cake pops with this maker. Everything turns out great, but you should watch some YouTube videos for tips on how to use this the best way.In our experience, you have to work fast. This maker bakes very quickly, so we have to drop batter fast and don't always fill all the slots before we close it to finish the bake process. We lay a towel down and flip the maker over so the top of the pops look as done as the bottom, sort of the way a waffle maker is flipped to coat both sides of the cast iron evenly. Some people may not care about this, but we don't like frosting so the visuals matter more.I bought this model mostly because the heating plates can be popped out for cleaning, and I'm glad I did. There is always batter dropped between openings or overflow from slots filled too much, and I wouldn't be able to clean them thoroughly if they were attached to the heating element and cord. We haven't tried the donut maker yet, but the corn bread muffins turned out adorably!One YouTuber had the idea to drop miniature Snickers and other candy slices into the middle of her cake pops. We tried this and the pops go from "cool" to "amazing", for something worthy of bringing to parties.My 13 year old can operate this safely on her own, with only minor mishaps due to her own carelessness.Finally a gadget that doesn't just take up space and get dusty!

I was so excited to buy this, but it does not turn on anymore after 8 used. I do not know I got the unlucky one. I read the review so bought he 3 year extended warranty in case. It helped and will be.The machine became really hot, to open the lid clasp with glove is a little bit hard.The pop cake came out good around the green light turn on the second time. still can not figure out and have to open and check several times about the cup cake.The picture is potato rice balls. These are good!. Hope second machine will be lucky one.

I've had this for a while now and couldn't be happier with it.There are only two of us and we don't care for huge muffins, etc.I was hoping to find something that did more than just one type of item.I was so happy to find this and that it had inserts to make other things.It's perfect for bite sized items and it's also perfect for when the grandkids are around and we can make cake pops too.Cleanup is also easy, since you can pop the inserts out and actually wash them.I only handwash mine so can't attest to how or if they'd do in a dishwasher.Would recommend