Cotton Candy Express CC1000-S Pink Cotton Candy Machine with 5 Floss Sugars and 50 Paper Cones

This cotton candy machine was so much fun to use. My 7 year old didn't have any issues but my 5 year old struggled a bit with twirling. It came with everything you need to get started including different sugar flavors. Although my kids had a favorite, I felt as if they didn't really differ much in taste. Lean up was a breeze Becks the ask the parts came apart!! Definitely recommend

This machine is very easy to use and come with step by step instructions. The hardest part is getting the bowl on. My husband has to put it on while i hold it place. Even though it has suction cups. Now I am no good at actually making it. However my husband is amazing at it. We've tried all five flavors and we have a 4 way tie. Orange, grape, pink vanilla and blue raspberry seem to be the favorite of the flavors. Can't wait to buy more sugar floss for it.

easy assembly, easy clean, works well

This was easy to make the kids enjoyed it very much

it was a lot of fun easy to clean

all is good with it work's as it should

This set is so cool! As everything you need to get a party started, sleepovers, family fun night, I even used this in my classroom. The kit comes with different flavored sugar packets as well as 50 cones. These materials can be replenished easily. The directions were clear and I looked online for helpful hints since it was my first time ever making cotton candy. Does take a little patience and the first couple will probably not look pretty, but they still taste good. Make sure the file of the instructions as stated. You don't want the machine too hot to start off because then you'll just make a big mess.

Bought this for a birthday party as an activity, it was definitely a hit for the kids which ages ranged from 3-11. The flavors were on point, the setup was a breeze, I do think that there is a bit of a design flaw with the bowl and do think that it should be a little wider, I remember having a small tabletop cotton candy maker but don't remember it building up a small sugar ring around the bowl, it was almost like a lollipop ring was made every time we made a cone of cotton candy, so it was hard to get that nice and fluffy looking candy because of how narrow the bowl is and the you have the buildup of hard candy on the side of the bowl so we had to knock it off before we could make another cone. So it did take a bit to get the groove of making it. Overall i do think it's perfect for single home use but if you're looking for something for a birthday party I'd honestly look for something different. I had about 12 kids there and it was a bit annoying that I had to keep scraping of the hard candy build up, but the plus side of that is that it did make some really good lollipop scraps lol I do have to say that I don't know how cotton candy makers should work and I don't know if that sugar build up around the bowl is normal. I gave it 4 stars because it made the kids so happy

Definitely not an industrial sized machine like you find at fairs and carnivals, but makes a decent bit of cotton candy for kids at home. Fairly easy to use once you do it a couple times and get the hang of it. Worth the extra money to buy the one that comes with the candy to make it. I would've given it 5 stars, but it's a bit of a pain to clean. The candy gets hard and stuck on the metal part, and eventually starts to burn if left too long. I used a paint brush because the spaces you need to get into are small. But no big complaints. Knowing what I know now, I'd buy it again.

Pros: So the product itself is nice looking. It is lightweight and has neat suction cup feet that stick to the table or surface you're using to keep it from moving while swirling the cotton candy. Cons: I purchased this for my 10 year old son who loves cotton candy. Unpacked and set it up and followed easy to read instructions. However, when I cut off the machine and poured the cup (provided) of flossing sugar in, it seemed almost another minute or two before cotton candy began to began building up. The machine is too small to take the small cone (also provided) to swirl the stick around the lid and catch cotton candy without touch the 2 million degree motor in the middle. You have about 2 inches of space. If you hit the motor with the floss from the cone it immediately melts and gets hard very quickly. I haven't done one single cone without hardening the candy which makes it hard. It just not provide enough room to make cotton candy even on the sticks they send you.