Norpro 6" tortilla maker

Read reviews before getting - one review really helped - put a sheet of plastic down before you press dough - then it won't stick and very little clean up! So glad to have this - rolling out Tortillas took forever to make enough for a family!

I wish I had known about this before I was rolling the chapatis and tortillas by hand. Absolutely love it! It has been a great way to make the tortillas more even. Would highly recommend this, especially if you are making many.

It's very light and not heavy like most of them. It makes the size of the tortillas well and equally flat all around

It is great! No, I am not making perfect tortilla, but it isn't the fault of the press! I am very, very out of practice. The press is light, easy to clean , and easy to store away.

I haven't used the press yet. I just got it but will say the recipe booklet is way off in the tortilla recipe. So adjust it accordingly. The press is an economical version and has yet to prove itself. It looks good, very light in weight did ship fast.

I have tried making tortillas without a press and it is definitely more time consuming. I recommend using wax paper between the dough and the press (the dough will stick to it and be a pain). It flattens well and works the way I imagine they all do. The reason I did not give it 5 stars is that the handle feels a bit weak. I wouldn't be surprised if after awhile the handle snaps. It does say not for the dishwasher, so keep that in mind.

This press worked well but the two ends where the handle and the hinge are messed up the circular shape. I know I could try to put in less dough but they are small enough as it is. The press doesn't press the dough thin enough leaving a thicker tortilla that will not bend easy after it comes out of the pan. All in all I guess the press works I was just let down that they were not thin like store bought tortillas and it kind of defeats the purpose of a press if you have to roll them out more with a roller once you press them.

Havent used it for tortillas but its amazing easy for making puri, i tend to press is mutiple times in a plastic sheet from different sides to get a good thin puri, it does shrink the minute you remove from sheet, so it has to be put in oil instantly. Couldnt make roti though.

I'm new at making my own tortillas, but I am not getting consistent results with this press. It also needs a lot of pressure and I'm old with wimpy wrists. So, although it's cheap and lightweight, and part of the problem is likely my skill-level, I'm thinking I'll be replacing it with a nicer, heavier-duty one when I can afford it. I'm thinking that a heavier one wouldn't require as much strength on my part, either.

I bought this for my husband who use to make fresh tortillas with his grandmother. He was happy to recieve but when we started using the press the tortillas came out too small and too thick.