DASH Mini Donut Maker Machine for Kid-Friendly Breakfast, Snacks, Desserts & More with Non-stick Surface, Makes 7 Doughnuts – Aqua

Homemade donuts in minutes, no hassle
This DASH mini donut maker is perfect for quick, fun treats. The compact design saves space, and the nonstick surface really works—donuts pop out easily with no extra oil. In under 5 minutes, I have 7 mini donuts ready to decorate.I love that I can use homemade or boxed mixes and experiment with flavors like vanilla, chocolate, or carrot. It’s great for creative breakfasts, snacks with kids, or casual get-togethers. Cleanup is simple with a damp cloth, and the light indicator makes it easy to use. A kitchen gadget that turns any day into a sweet occasion.

Easy, Fun, and Delicious!
The Dash Mini Donut Maker is such a fun little kitchen gadget! I used the classic donut recipe with a cinnamon and sugar topping, and they turned out perfectly. The machine heats up quickly, cooks evenly, and the donuts come out golden and fluffy every time.It’s incredibly simple to use, just pour in the batter, close the lid, and a few minutes later you’ve got fresh donuts without the mess of frying. Cleanup is easy too; the nonstick surface wipes down in seconds. For a busy family that’s the best.The cinnamon sugar coating stuck beautifully and gave the donuts that bakery-style flavor. My kitchen smelled amazing, and my family couldn’t stop eating them!If you’re looking for a compact, easy-to-use appliance that delivers tasty homemade donuts, this one is a winner.

So Fun and Easy to Use!
This mini donut maker is amazing! It heats up quickly and makes perfectly shaped mini donuts in just a few minutes. Super easy to use and clean, even for beginners. I’ve been using it to make fun treats for family and friends, and everyone loves them. The donuts come out soft on the inside and slightly crispy on the outside. Great for parties or weekend snacks. Totally worth it!

Easy and fun
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.

On my dis appointment I throw it on the garbage it’s not donut maker for eating it’s a toy..useless

Es buena máquina, no le encuentro nada malo.Facil de usar, de limpiar, y se cuecen muy bien las donas.Sí la recomiendo

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