Electric Arepa Maker and Mini Pancake Maker by StarBlue with FREE Arepa Recipes eBook - Quick and making 5 Venezuela and Colombia styles Arepas in 6 minutes AC 120V 60Hz 1200W

Me encanta fácil de usar

Excelente producto y duradero, lo reemplace porque el otro ya estaba viejo y se rompió al caer

Fue un regalo para mi hija, dice que es su mejor ayudante de cocina. Es facil de usar y limpiar y trabaja muy bien.

Bueno

It's made of good material and I like it to be practical

Apenas compré este producto and Noviembre de 2024, lo hemos usado como 10 veces y ya no funciona y no hay forma de devolverlo o cambiarlo.No volveré a comprar esta marca de arepera

Rápido, Práctico y sencillo, sigue funcionando bien después de un par de años de comprarlo, tiene un problema y es que el cable de alimentación que va por dentro se suelta con el tiempo pero si tienes al menos un poco de conocimiento de electrónica lo puedes arreglar muy fácil, dejando eso de lado el producto funciona perfectamente y cumple las expectativas.

Don't beware of this model, just be aware. I specifically bought this model because of the temperature control knob, believing it was a timer. The way it looks, it looks like it would behave like a toaster...the darker the setting the longer the time. Like Oster's "Tostiarepa" maker. Nope! This is not the case at all. It literally is just a temperature control knob.It's not misleading per se, so just realize it is not a timer like Tostiarepa (which for some unknown reason, Oster will not sell in the USA)The first 2 sets of arepas thus far have been disappointing in flavor compared to using our toaster oven. The toaster oven takes longer, but is worth it for the taste. However, the flavor and texture are almost certainly tied to the fact that they were overcooked, since, again, it is NOT a timer. It's very annoying. If I wanted one without a timer, I'd have gotten another IMUSA. I think Brentwood or Holstein has a timer, but whichever it is, they have horrible reviews on quality control of their equipment. So they're not recommended.I'd just buy a plug-in timer for this thing, except it is unfathomably difficult to find a simple timer that plugs in the wall and wil lauto shutoff the appliance. It's so bizarre. There are some, but they're either designed for lighting and security with long lengths of time, or they are preprogrammed buttons for 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 (or something) What if I want 17 minutes? Why can't they simply work like a microwave and let me choose the time from 1 second to 60 minutes? I find it so strange that these don't exist, or at least do not show up in a simple search.