8 Inches Tortilla Press

65 reviews for 8 Inches Tortilla Press

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   Verity McneilVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I can keep this rhythm going, making a perfect tortilla every 30 seconds. That speed would be impossible when using the rolling pin. This juicer works...More

   I can keep this rhythm going, making a perfect tortilla every 30 seconds. That speed would be impossible when using the rolling pin. This juicer works great! I use it for tortillas and cakes and it works great. Use some plastic wrap or parchment paper to prevent sticking and easy cleaning. 8 Inches Tortilla Press lovess
   

   Anderson MataVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I immediately started my next tortilla. When done, the first tortilla is ready to flip. I put the second tortilla on the griddle and started the third...More

   I immediately started my next tortilla. When done, the first tortilla is ready to flip. I put the second tortilla on the griddle and started the third one. When it's done, the first tortilla is ready to come out of the griddle and the second tortilla is ready to flip. The third tortilla is on the griddle. 8 Inches Tortilla Press !!!
   

   Sophie-Louise FrazierVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Seems to be well made (heavy cast iron) and works well. There's not much to these, but it does all the basics right and it's a pretty good price. Not ...More

   Seems to be well made (heavy cast iron) and works well. There's not much to these, but it does all the basics right and it's a pretty good price. Not sure how long it will last, but it doesn't seem easy to me (guess the handle breakers put too much pressure on making a tortilla). 8 Inches Tortilla Press very good
   

   Finlay SwanVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   That is you can use this with flour and corn. Solid cast iron. I roll out my dough and press some of them, yes perfect for making the little balls of ...More

   That is you can use this with flour and corn. Solid cast iron. I roll out my dough and press some of them, yes perfect for making the little balls of my favorite soft banh tet. I also made my tortillas with it. Love it. Rated out of 5 stars...
   

   Naveed RossVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Also, make sure you use the correct recipe with it, and also use a cut Ziplock bag on both sides of the dough. I find that it works best for tortillas...More

   Also, make sure you use the correct recipe with it, and also use a cut Ziplock bag on both sides of the dough. I find that it works best for tortillas but also works with flour tortillas if you use a good recipe for them. Don't hesitate to buy it if you are looking for one.
   

   Abraham CraftVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've been using it for a while and I'm very pleased with it. Very durable and does its job perfectly. Just be careful not to get it wet as it's cast i...More

   I've been using it for a while and I'm very pleased with it. Very durable and does its job perfectly. Just be careful not to get it wet as it's cast iron and it will rust. I clean by wiping with a damp cloth and dry immediately.
   

   Ammarah HeadVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   can be good for a taco crust or if you know you already prefer a smaller size tortilla, it gets the job done. the box it comes in is weird and cute an...More

   can be good for a taco crust or if you know you already prefer a smaller size tortilla, it gets the job done. the box it comes in is weird and cute and it even has an extra pin. this item looks like it will last forever, I saw it and immediately put it in the "wow, I rarely see such high quality stuff these days." I could see something like this in my grandma's kitchen 40 years ago and it still works today.
   

   Ashleigh MullenVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I quickly learned the hard way that if I pour tortillas from a plastic bag into the frying pan, they will be too thin and break (probably my ingredien...More

   I quickly learned the hard way that if I pour tortillas from a plastic bag into the frying pan, they will be too thin and break (probably my ingredients fault, definitely not the tortilla press), basically they would lose their shape and fall in on their own when I poured them out of the plastic above the frying pan, but if I gingerly lifted the tortilla and brought it to the pan myself instead of letting it fall off the plastic, tortilla woudl not broken. again, I don't use wheat or corn ingredients so I'm not typical.
   

   Amos SaltVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I press gently, moving the flattened tortilla vertically down a bit, gently pressing it again, then moving around again and pressing it one last time....More

   I press gently, moving the flattened tortilla vertically down a bit, gently pressing it again, then moving around again and pressing it one last time. The resulting corn tortillas are nice round, taco-like shapes that measure - 7.5-8" - far, much easier than using a rolling pin or a cake pan to flatten them (those options) not suitable for me) This is a revelation. success!
   

   Marley ChesterVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've read warnings about how the handle breaks for everyone so I was careful not to press on the handle too hard, a light touch was all that was neede...More

   I've read warnings about how the handle breaks for everyone so I was careful not to press on the handle too hard, a light touch was all that was needed anyway. I cut a large ziploc bag along the two longest sides, placed my dough ball between the top and bottom of the plastic film (thus covering the top and bottom of the press) and used it to press the tortillas. with water, psyllium husk and almond meal. I have celiac disease and I'm trying to go on a light or dairy-free keto diet. 8 Inches Tortilla Press is very useful