Norpro Cast Aluminum Tortilla Press

Norpro Cast Aluminum Tortilla Press

Regular Price: $17.99 |

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details Wipe clean with damp or dry cloth Made of heavy cast aluminum, polished to a chrome finish Presses out 6-inch tortillas Recipe included Traditional tool for forming corn tortillas Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

Customer Review

Cast aluminum is the way to go
I checked out tortilla presses at Williams Sonoma and Sur la Table before getting this one. The others were crusted over with cheap chrome jobs, one that looked like goopy silver spray paint. One display model's finish was even chipping in the store - there's no way nasty flakes of chrome are going in my fresh tortillas! This press is cast aluminum and just beautiful. It works well and, if you use wax paper or plastic wrap when you press the dough, it doesn't require cleaning at all.
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July 2, 2001 (Middletown, DE USA) | Helpful Votes: 90 | Rating: 5

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Don't put up with rubbery tortillas from the store
If you have ever had a fresh tortilla made of stone-ground corn, you will never, ever eat a packaged tortilla again. You can also use this to make the round wrappers for potstickers (chinese ravioli) and other chinese dough wrappers like bao (stuffed buns), shu mai dumplings and Peking pancakes for Moo Shoo Pork. Also works for chappatis. A handy device.
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March 5, 2001 | Helpful Votes: 74 | Rating: 5

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Product Description

Norpro 6" aluminum tortilla press simply place the masa and after one quick press, you will have fresh tortillas. this is a great tool to have when large quantities are needed. model #: 1063 material: aluminum color: silver excellent leverage wipe clean diameter: 6" 123589 Top to learn more

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This traditional press allows home cooks to make corn tortillas that are superior to the mass-produced product found in supermarkets from Oaxaca to Cheyenne. Simply follow the easy recipe included with the press, roll up a ball of dough, press it down lightly with your fingertips in the center of the press, and push down the press's lever. Not only does this yield better-tasting tortillas, it's tons of fun--especially for kids. Norpro's 6-inch press is made of heavy cast aluminum polished to a chrome finish. --Fred Brack Top to learn more

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Works very well for me!
I'll admit that at first I was a bit frustrated with making my tortillas. This quickly ended after I figured out a few things and my second batch was so much fun to make.This is what I do:1) Mix up the maza and keep it moist. I roll out the balls first.2) Use 1 sheet of wax paper.3) Fold the wax paper in half (I do this diagonally so that it fits)4) Put the wax paper so that the open end is at the hinge side of the press and the folded part of the wax paper is at the handle side of the press. This will help in removing the tortillia.5) Put your tortillia ball about 1 inch off center towards the hinge of the press and then fold over the wax paper and close the press. The maza being off center will keep it evenly pressed. If it is in the center it tends to get pushed forward too much and hangs off the press.6) Open the press and run the wax paper with your hand a few times prior to peeling of the paper. This helps to break the bond. Turn the paper...
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July 15, 2002 (Ambler, PA USA) | Helpful Votes: 216 | Rating: 4

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DoughXpress TXM-15 17" Manual Tortilla Press

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For the best efficiency and product consistency when making tortillas, you need a tortilla press like the 17" Manual Tortilla Press (TXM-15) from DoughXpress. This economic tortilla press will greatly speed up your tortilla preparation and is perfect for small- to medium-sized establishments looking to expand their production. It can press up to 400 tortillas every hour, and it doesn’t require any skilled labor, ensuring that each tortilla is pressed to the same size and thickness as all the others. Each of the platens can be heated up to 400°F, making this press ideal for the initial grilling of tortillas further reducing your preparation time. Features: Sleek, easy-to-clean design, Durable, stainless steel construction, Presses up to 400 six-inch tortillas per hour, Easy-to-use temperature and timer controls. Benefits: Top swing-out design makes loading and unloading tortillas a breeze, Large 15" x 15" heated plates press up to four tortillas for heightened productivity, Press thickness can be adjusted from paper thin up to 7/8" for maximum versatility, Heat indicating light turns off when set temperature is reached for increased consistency. Additional Considerations: Please contact a Personal Account Manager at the number above for additional voltage options. Top to learn more

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Imusa VICTORIA-85008 Victoria Cast Iron Tortilla Press, 8-Inch

Regular Price: $23.99 | Price with discount: $23.95 | You Save: $0.04 (%)

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details Design Allows for Various Thicknesses of Tortillas 8 Inch Size Sturdy Construction Made from Cast Iron Reinforced Pressing Handle Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

Customer Review

Works great, and still working great after 6 months of use
I started making my own corn tortillas, and at first used a glass pie pan (put dough inbetween two pieces of zip lock plastic, and then squash with the pie plate.) I would have to press hard, and rotate the round pie dish to get the dough to squish out to the right size/thickness. It worked well, but I was afraid I would break the glass dish and cut myself I had to use so much pressure. It was sort of a rocking swirling motion to get it to press out right. It worked, but I had to lean on the plate too much. I had used a skillet bottom, but you couldn't see how big/thin the tortilla was, so if you don't buy this, try a pyrex pie pan on two plastic sheets of ziplock material.My husband purchased this press for me, and it is so easy to use. I use two pieces of ziplock plastic, cut to fit the press, and my flour (Masa Harina) has a recipe on the back for 4, 8 and 12 torillas. These make balls about the size of a ping pong ball or golf ball. They squeeze out perfectly...
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January 6, 2009 (The Woodlands, TX) | Helpful Votes: 248 | Rating: 5

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Works great for me!
The one I received had little grease on it, not that it would have bothered me much anyway.It also presses the tortillas paper thin. In fact, I had to be careful not to get them too thin at first.Recommend lining each side with plastic when pressing. Then transfer pressed tortilla to a piece of wax paper then onto the grill. That's just the easiest way we found to tranfer them.Served warm with some queso fresca - yum!
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November 23, 2008 (California) | Helpful Votes: 49 | Rating: 5

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Product Description

The cast iron, tinned Victoria tortilla press is perfect for making your favorite corn or flour tortillas. It is heavy and sturdy allowing for easy handling when pressing. The long pressing handle is re-inforced at the base. The unique design allows for various thicknesses of tortillas. Wash with warm soapy water. Top to learn more

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Makes Excellent Tortillas
This is an excellent tortilla press. We just recieved one and yes, it is a bit greasy out of the box, but this is not a hinderance. It made very flat, thin, and (most importantly) consistently good tortillas.In order to avoid contact with the grease (which there from the manufacturing process to prevent the cast iron from rusting - not necessarily a bad thing), we took a 1 gallon Ziploc bag (food grade plastic) and cut it at the seams to create two pieces of plastic. We then trimmed the plastic sheets to be slightly larger than the press. This works wonderfully, we only need to peel the pressed tortilla from the plastic sheet and lay it in to the griddle.We would recommend this press to anyone interested in making their own tortillas, sopes, or other dishes requiring use of a press.
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December 27, 2008 (Seattle, WA United States) | Helpful Votes: 71 | Rating: 4

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CucinaPro 1443 Flatbread and Tortilla Maker

Regular Price: $79.99 | Price with discount: $79.95 | You Save: $0.04 (%)

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details Ready light eliminates guesswork Nonstick finish ensures easy release and cleanup Automatic temperature control for precise cooking 1,000 watts of power Heavyweight die-cast aluminum plates distribute heat evenly Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

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Worked for a beginner!
I have never made tortillas before so this is all new to me. I bought one and read the instructions on how to make them. Armed with this info and the other review which suggests cooking them separately, and having seen how Cafe Rio does theirs, I set off on the first batch. The first batch had mixed results, but not bad for first time. The main problem I had was pressing too long and too hard, making it thin and stiff (hard to roll a burrito with a hard shell). This time I did the wheat tortillas (recipe included with the owner's manual) and all of them turned out. The actual press time was less than 10 seconds and included flipping it.I am really impressed with the non-stick coating. It really does not need any coating on it (even though the manufacturer recommends it) because the tortillas simply will not stick. I center them (after the first press the ball dough will sometimes slide a little because of the slick surface), flip them, and take them out all without a...
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December 10, 2011 (Vernal, UT USA) | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5

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Tortilla machine misunderstood
I noticed that several reviews indicated that users were using this machine to both press and cook their tortillas. This machine works in the same way as the 3000 dollar tortilla press except no automatic operation, that said a tortilla press needs to be hot to keep the tortilla from shrinking, however the tortilla needs to be finished cooking on a griddle for best results.
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July 23, 2011 (Dallas, Texas) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

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Product Description

The CucinaPro Flatbread and Tortilla Maker flattens and bakes 10-inch tortillas, pitas, or flatbreads. Heavy weight aluminum, non-stick coated cooking plates distribute heat evenly for uniform baking. Make authentic homemade tacos, tostadas, quesadillas, or gyros. Effortless cleanup, just wipe clean. Ready light and convenient cord wrap. Stores upright for convenient storage Top to learn more

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Good
This is better than any other tortilla or roti maker I have tried. Its bigger and also heavier which reduces the amount of pressure one needs to apply to make flat thin perfect leveled round rotis. I primarily got it to make Rotis. 1 drawback that i did notice is that it does not heat up a lot which ends up taking longer to make the rotis which means slightly drier rotis. So I might try something which can heat up more which I will do rather reluctantly because this is the sturdiest roti maker I have ever come across. Rotis are different as after pressing them down to shape we really should cook on these electric roti makers just like a Tawa or Pan . Pressing them again and again will only make them harder and rubbery. I suggest for 1st timers to search youtube for videos. They are full of them. Thats how I got it right. That said, I dont think the tortilla makers roti can ever compare to the conventional method. If you rate the conventional rotis as a 9 or 10 /10. I would give this a...
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July 11, 2011 (dc,usa) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 4

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Chef Pro 10 Inch Tortilla Maker/Flat Bread Maker

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details Non Stick Plates for easy cleaning Compact upright storage Temperature Control 1200 Watts for ultra fast baking Simple complete instructions with recipes included Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

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Works great for gluten free tortillas
Worked great to make gluten-free tortillas! I made a big batch the first time I used it and my tortillas came out just fine. I had to play around with how much pressure and time to leave the dough on the press, but just like cooking anything else, it's all trial and error.
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June 2, 2010 (Louisiana) | Helpful Votes: 32 | Rating: 5

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Product Description

Chef Pro 10 Inch Tortilla Maker/Flat Bread Maker is ideal for making all kinds of flat breads such as Tortilla, Wraps, Burritos, Rotis, Puris etc. Features: Cool-touch handle, Non Stick plates for easy cleaning, Chrome Housing, Ready light indicates when to start baking, Heat adjustment dial for variopus temperature control, 850 watts for fast baking, Instruction manual & Recipe book included, One year limited warranty Top to learn more

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electric tortilla press - great time saver!
I am very pleased with the ergonomic design of this model. The 1200 watt heating element does not take very long to heat up the plates. This one also comes with a nice adjustable thermostat to set the desired temperature level. Also the nonstick plates are much better than other models that only use aluminum. The 10" diameter size is also another welcomed plus on this model which allows for different sizes of tortillas from the normal taco to the big burrito size.I've seen reviews of similar appliances like this one and I suspect that consumers have higher expectations in the sense that they expect to press and cook at the same time. Having used this type of technology in the past, I do not expect it to fully cook the flour dough but rather pre-cook the dough. Once pre-cooked I can then bake the tortilla on a grill or comal. I do not expect something at this price to fully cook the tortilla. Tortilla presses that fully cook the tortilla do not come in the price range of...
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October 1, 2009 (Milwaukee, WI USA) | Helpful Votes: 104 | Rating: 4

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Mexican Sol Y Luna All Wood 8.5" Manual Tortilla Maker Press Wooden Handle and Body Simple Design Built to Last MADE IN MEXICO. for flower tortillas , corn tortillas , sugar pancakes (gorditas) and savory christmas crispiest (bunuelos).

Price with discount: $29.99 |

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details All Wood Construction for easy to use and easy cleaning smooth surface makes cleaning a breeze. easy to use even the kids can make their own tortillas very pretty pine wood makes this beautiful piece stand out in your kitchen. long handle for better hold Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!