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Read Reviews for Simpsons Doughnut Maker
by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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We brought this Simpsons doughnut maker last Xmas because my mum wanted to make fresh doughnuts for the day, we paid about £20.00 for it and it's been worth the money because it's been used at least once a week since then and it makes wicked doughnuts. It's similar to a breville sandwich toaster or George Foreman with 2 non stick plates with a hinge at the back of the doughnut maker to let you open and close it. You have to heat it up until the light shines blue instead of red and then pour the batter into the doughnut holes, close the lid and let them cook for about 3 minutes. The booklet that comes with the doughnut maker has a few recipes, we ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/01/09 (Very useful, 544 readings)
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If you are like me and love the freshly cooked doughnuts that you sometimes spot when walking around a fair, market or city centre, then the perfect machine for you would be a doughnut maker. So whilst walking around Wilkinson's this time last year I spotted my Christmas present to myself. I had always fancied buying a doughnut maker and if I had let this opportunity pass I would probably never buy one. So the Doughnut maker was Homer Simpson's Doughnut maker and cost £19.99. The Doughnut maker is bright yellow and looks rather like a sandwich toaster and works the same. The machine is 25cm x 27cm including the handle and 8cm high. Inside the machine it has ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/03/07 (Very useful, 4679 readings)
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My teenage son is a fan of The Simpsons TV show, plus he has a sweet tooth. Therefore a Simpsons Doughnut maker made an ideal choice for a recent present. The Simpsons Doughnut Maker comes in a ‘lovely’ garish yellow colour complete with a bright blue power cable and plug! Not exactly colour co-ordinated for the majority of kitchens. Not much bigger than a sandwich maker it works on exactly the same principle but instead of having the square toasting plates you have six ring doughnut compartments. Once out of its cardboard box and plastic bag you notice it’s emblazoned with a picture of Homer Simpson with the phrase “What you see is what you get”. ... Read the complete review
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