Dash Mini Maker Portable Grill Machine + Panini Press for Gourmet Burgers, Sandwiches, Chicken + Other On the Go Breakfast, Lunch, or Snacks with Recipe Guide - Aqua

Although...i don't know if there are risk factors in the coating of this little grill...but, I Love this!!! if you live by yourself ..get this...you can make a grilled cheese in a couple of min...it is so cute and works well..little but mighty..no off/on switch but i don't care..plug it in...for about a minute..soon as it heats..i put an egg on it...cooks the egg fast...if you like eggs that aren't runny.you can lift the egg off the grill even without a spatula...it's a hoot

This is very small, but perfect for one person. I've used it for burger patties that I size myself, not pre-shaped so that it will fit. Also, for small breakfast patties, grilled cheese with firm bread, cut to size, or English muffin. Also good for panini style sandwich with small thin chicken cutlet, and firm bread cut to size. Can't get a lot of ingredients on there, but otherwise handy to use. The recipe included for grilled pineapple with cinnamon and nutmeg is very good. I've also found it easy to clean.

I was a little To purchase this item. I bought the oil spill over the sides and it wouldn’t cook and would be hard to clean.BUT To my WONDERFUL SURPRISE ~ it’s PERFECT! I follow the directions on how it says to cook, I cook a turkey burger for four minutes, spray a little additional Pam wanted it When is still hot while I’m eating. When I’m finish eating, the grill has cooled off and I just take a paper towel and wipe it off really well. And then I spray a little bit of that power wash, paper towel, and wipe it down. It cooks beautifully.! I bought a second one to take her home in Virginia, so I don’t have to transport this. I had a George Foreman grill and I also loved it, however, it was too much for me to clean after only cooking one turkey burger, and it took up a lot of space I’m glad I found this Grill

It’s small so an average size hamburger patty extends over the edge of the grill plate a little. Once the meat begins to cook & subsequently shrink, it fits on the grill plate without issue.This little grill does collect grease somewhere under the bottom plate tho. After use & cleaning, the next day I saw there was grease that had drained out the bottom of it. Happened again the second time I used it. Now I use it, clean it, place a paper towel or 2 under it & then the next day I clean the bottom of it again & place it inside a Ziplock bag for safe measure before storing it away. It isn’t a lot of grease so I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s a pain in my neck but because I can’t simply wash it & then put it away without an extra step(s), I wouldn’t say it’s a 5 star product.

After receiving Dash waffle iron as a gift I started waffling everything. Eggs, hash browns, left over mashed potatoes, pizza, hamburger. It has become a running joke now to say "ya I can waffle that" or #WaffleLife. The last two in the list of my waffle adventures made me think having a flat plate version would be good (they got stuck more than things I tried). I was so happy to find one just like my waffle iron made by the same company! It has worked great! We made calzones in it, grilled cheese, eggs of course. It's been a great addition. One of the greatest things about these is their small and fast to use in the kids are able to manage them without much help. Better than pulling out a pan and turning on the gas stove for peace of mind. Definitely have to be right there with them on that. A for sure no regrets purchase. Also I've noticed it cooks really even which is not something I could say about every waffle iron I've used.

It works and it’s definitely a Mini. I’d call it a Mini Me of minis. I guess I should have paid closer attention to the details. Barley get a full size piece of Bread on it, without it hanging out over the sides. A grilled cheese with some of the bread not getting grilled. But what did get grilled was tasty.

Works and I use it no complaints

I bought this for my husband as part of his Father’s Day gifts. The first thing we noticed were the black scuffs on the counter top. No big deal, just rub them out at the end of the day, annoying but not a deal breaker. Then we noticed that it did take a while to warm up, but given the cost, who were we to complain? Sure it was slow, but it was also really cheap, so we weren’t completely turned off. It’s small, really low profile, easy to throw with the pots and pans, easy to throw in pretty much cabinet without it taking up too much space. The issue was, it wouldn’t warm all the way through. The give on the hinge was stiff, it couldn’t fit a modest sandwich. It wasn’t versatile at all, but it wasn’t meant to be. Given all of this, it just wasn’t worth it for us to keep.