DASH Mini Maker Electric Round Griddle for Individual Pancakes, Cookies, Eggs & other on the go Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks with Indicator Light + Included Recipe Book - Pink

I absolutely love this red mini maker electric round griddle. It’s compact, cute, and incredibly handy for whipping up quick individual waffles, cookies, eggs, and my personal favorite — “chaffles” (cheese waffles — fried cheese on the waffle iron, a keto treat — google them!). The indicator light makes it super easy to know when it’s ready to go, and it heats up fast so I can start cooking almost immediately. Cleanup is a breeze, and the nonstick surface works like a charm every time. The recipe book that comes with it is a nice bonus and has some simple ideas to try. Plus the bright red color is just perfect for my décor — it adds a fun pop of color to my kitchen. Whether it’s a quick breakfast or a little late-night snack, this mini maker has become one of my favorite kitchen gadgets. I highly recommend it.

This thing is great. Heats up quick, cooks quick.We do individual pancakes for hits in morning, as well as i like to cook a sunny side up egg quickly. And after done, its super easy and quick to clean up.

I purchased this to use in my craft room. It serves my needs nicely. Love the pink color, it matches my decor. Given it’s size, I don’t think it would be practical for the kitchen.

Love Dash products but Amazon sent this and it’s been used. Cord was shoved in the box. It was clearly returned to them because there wasn’t any protective wrapping on any of it. The recipe and instructions were missing.

This is great for cooking while on vacation. I used it in my hotel room to make breakfast sandwiches. I got eggs and frozen sausage patties. It takes a while to cook one at a time but it’s small and easy to transport.

Es tal como lo ponen en la foto una calidad excelente quedé enamorada 🤩

Love this dash. It’s tiny big enough to make one egg. Heats up super fast and cooks fast. I’m so happy with it

It's not as important for the waffle maker, but the griddle needs to have removable plates. If you use it to make fried eggs, it becomes increasingly harder to clean, particularly around the edges and at the point where the metal bends. You're not supposed to submerge it because of the interior wiring, so the instructions say to wipe it with a soft wet cloth, which is not very effective. You can buy a different version of the griddle with removable plates, but that one forces you to also buy multiple other plates, which defeats the point of having something so small for easy storage. It would be better if there was an option with only those two removable plates, so you can just take them off, wash them by hand and then put them back on. It also needs a better way to store the cable. The base has a little area to wrap the cable around, but if you wrap the cable all the way around it, the plug ends up underneath the griddle, keeping it from sitting straight. If you leave it unwrapped enough so that it will sit flat, you have several inches of cable still hanging loose. There's also no way to secure it when you wrap it, unless you opt for having the griddle sitting crooked on top of the plug, so the cable just comes unwound anyway. If you pick it up while cleaning the counters, the cable just falls completely loose. The small size is convenient if you have limited counter space and are living by yourself. It cooks fried eggs through in about a minute, and it doesn't take long to preheat. I've also used it to toast English muffins and bagels, albeit half at a time. It can be frustrating to deal with because of the cord and cleaning issues, though. You may want to invest in some hook and loop cable ties or keep the twisty ties handy for the cord. Also be prepared to not be able to clean it completely, unless you want to scrape the edges with a toothpick.