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Originally posted by: priya185

lol you live in another country

no I don't make the batter

Where there is will(heart) there is a way 😆

wat u know ma , eating for urself 😆. I have big heart n humanity , I will do it tat for u 😆

Originally posted by: bollyqueen0

This is what happened with my waffle maker 😆. I got one and was like wow so easy to make a waffle with this, I'm going to use it every day!!!! Yeah....never happened 😕

Wat happen ? Didn’t do ribbon cutting r just over used waffle maker in one day 😆

Originally posted by: BhataktiJawani

What exactly is a dosa? Pakistan mai aj tk nhi khaya ye😆

Wats tat ? I didn’t hear about it till now 😆

Originally posted by: guenhwyvar

That's me with pretty much everything. I got one of these electric griddles because it was a solid deal and my friend was getting one because she actually needed one while she was searching for apartments.

Take a guess where it's at and how many times I've used it?

Ready? Let's see how far OFF you were 🤣

Where is it? At work, in the shipping/closet area, still in the original packaging in the original *unopened* shipping box. I haven't even brought it home LMFAO
How many times I've used it: BIG FAT ZERO

🤣!! WTF. I was going to guess it's under your bed. Yes, I would've been off. Dammit. You need to gift that to someone 😆

Originally posted by: Medha_Sree

Wat happen ? Didn’t do ribbon cutting r just over used waffle maker in one day 😆

Used it one day and then remembered I don't care about waffles 😆

Originally posted by: Medha_Sree

More demand for antique pieces 😆

Share ur thrilling experiences with roti maker 😆 Wat u did , learned making round rotis n became roti expert ? 😆

When it finally arrived, I was suddenly thrown into the center of it. Don't get me wrong - there's nothing like a good old fashioned unboxing experience to get that extra kick of dopamine to make my day - but once again, unbeknownst to me ... there was a secret plot unfolding that would have me ...

I unboxed everything, I skimmed the instructions, I downloaded the App, I put the containers in the sink so mom could was them 😆, and I put it all in the corner.

First we put the flour. Scoop. Dump. Scoop. Dump. Scoop. Dump. Oh wait that's too much. Scoop out. Dump. Scoop Out. Dump. Just right.



Then we filled the oil container. Drip. Drip. Drop.


But that's not all. We also had to fill up the water. I don't want to search for a water gif, so just imagine the oil gif above with water you lazy bum.

I put in the 5 some parts, and I turned it on. WEEE WAAA WEEEE WAAAAA CHUGA CHUGA CHUGA BOOOM BEEEEEP BEEEP BEEEP.

The annoying beep was about to become a thing of my nightmares.

I had seemingly misplaced a part, so the machine refused to start. Fortunately, the machine knew how dumb I was so it guided me, step by step, to discover the misplaced piece. I had to figure out how to place it properly though.

When all was said and done, I pushed the button once more and a little rumble of approval later - the machine started.

It happened so fast, it felt like slow motion. First the flour got dropped. Perfectly Splendid. Than some oil. Perfectly Splendid. And then some later. Perfectly Splendid.


After it mixed and kneaded the dough, it jiggled in a circular motion to create the perfectly splendid dough ball. Then it got kicked into the heating side where a large press pressed it into a circle. A perfect circle. The type of circle that you can try to draw for centuries, but would never be successful at drawing. The type of circle you see on YouTube videos, but you know you would never be successful at drawing. The type of circle your mom (if she is as skilled as my mom) would make with just a few rolls of the rolling pin.

That process up till now took like 1-3 minutes. Then it cooked for another minute. Until it finally popped out into the tray, awaiting the delicious spread of butter/ghee/oil on top.

I took a piece and put it in my mouth. It was DISGUSTING. It wasn't soft like mom makes it. It wasn't chewy like mom makes it. It wasn't as thin as mom makes it. This was a rip off. TO THINK IT COULD REPLACE YOUR MOM. Nammunkim. Never.

But we paid big bucks for this, so we were dedicated to use it. So we used it. Well I used it because my family decided that one person knowing how to use the machine was sufficient. Why they chose me over anyone else probably has nothing to do with me being the family tech support ... at least that's what I tell myself every night before I go to sleep. They love for me, not because I'm tech support. 🤣🤣

Anyway, here were the flaws:
1) The Rotis take forever to come. You would eat one fresh Roti and then just sit around waiting for the next. Multiply that by the number of people in your family because they have to eat too and dinner times gets extended.

2) If anything gets stuck, it makes a beeping sound. So Tech Support has to stop eating, and go over and check the machine.

3) If one of the ingredients runs out, you need to refill it. So Tech Support has to stop eating, and go over and refill the machine.

4) It has to be plugged in to work .. so if you don't have an outlet/plug at your dining table or within arms reach, you have to get up.

5) The roti sits out in the tray when it's done. So if you want to make 5 rotis. Yeah, Roti 1 will get cold. It's the laws of physics of course - entropy, enthalpy, some py stuff that I don't know about - but built in warmer PEOPLE. BUILT IN WARMER.


I gradually noticed that there was a superior way of doing things. There is one way to use the Rotimatic and become the ultimate user. Just before dinner is served, you make the number of rotis you want, and you eat them. First two being cold, the last one being warm and delicious. Kinda defeated the purpose, but I didn't like waiting around, twiddling my thumbs. My sister was very jealous of my intelligence, so I scored bonus points for myself there.

And finally the cleaning. Yes, you have to clean it. You just remove some parts, drain the water out, technically you're supposed to drain the oil and empty the flour as well, but ain't nobody got time for that. Then you clean all the containers + parts and use a wand thing that looks like a thin, squished pillow to clean the heating section. Little brushing here and there to get the remaining flour out, and wala! You're Done!

So with that, I'd recommend everyone get one. This is a paid advertisement. Kindly type sponsor code Guenhwyvar (without looking you nub) when you place the order. If you typed it correctly, you'll be entered into a giveaway for a free Rotimatic! If you didn't, then I'm going to haunt you for life.

Remember to please like, share, and subscribe for more notifications! Bye now!!!

Originally posted by: bollyqueen0

🤣!! WTF. I was going to guess it's under your bed. Yes, I would've been off. Dammit. You need to gift that to someone 😆

Originally posted by: guenhwyvar

Ahhh why of course.


It was back in the day, when the Rotimatic came out and Indian communities were hyped over it like it was the next best thing. At least, we could all enjoy garma garam rotis together, as a family. I showed it to my folks, and the next thing I knew - my folks were singing praises and before I knew it, they clicked the "order confirm" button.

When it finally arrived, I was suddenly thrown into the center of it. Don't get me wrong - there's nothing like a good old fashioned unboxing experience to get that extra kick of dopamine to make my day - but once again, unbeknownst to me ... there was a secret plot unfolding that would have me ...

I unboxed everything, I skimmed the instructions, I downloaded the App, I put the containers in the sink so mom could was them 😆, and I put it all in the corner.

First we put the flour. Scoop. Dump. Scoop. Dump. Scoop. Dump. Oh wait that's too much. Scoop out. Dump. Scoop Out. Dump. Just right.



Then we filled the oil container. Drip. Drip. Drop.


But that's not all. We also had to fill up the water. I don't want to search for a water gif, so just imagine the oil gif above with water you lazy bum.

I put in the 5 some parts, and I turned it on. WEEE WAAA WEEEE WAAAAA CHUGA CHUGA CHUGA BOOOM BEEEEEP BEEEP BEEEP.

The annoying beep was about to become a thing of my nightmares.

I had seemingly misplaced a part, so the machine refused to start. Fortunately, the machine knew how dumb I was so it guided me, step by step, to discover the misplaced piece. I had to figure out how to place it properly though.

When all was said and done, I pushed the button once more and a little rumble of approval later - the machine started.

It happened so fast, it felt like slow motion. First the flour got dropped. Perfectly Splendid. Than some oil. Perfectly Splendid. And then some later. Perfectly Splendid.


After it mixed and kneaded the dough, it jiggled in a circular motion to create the perfectly splendid dough ball. Then it got kicked into the heating side where a large press pressed it into a circle. A perfect circle. The type of circle that you can try to draw for centuries, but would never be successful at drawing. The type of circle you see on YouTube videos, but you know you would never be successful at drawing. The type of circle your mom (if she is as skilled as my mom) would make with just a few rolls of the rolling pin.

That process up till now took like 1-3 minutes. Then it cooked for another minute. Until it finally popped out into the tray, awaiting the delicious spread of butter/ghee/oil on top.

I took a piece and put it in my mouth. It was DISGUSTING. It wasn't soft like mom makes it. It wasn't chewy like mom makes it. It wasn't as thin as mom makes it. This was a rip off. TO THINK IT COULD REPLACE YOUR MOM. Nammunkim. Never.

But we paid big bucks for this, so we were dedicated to use it. So we used it. Well I used it because my family decided that one person knowing how to use the machine was sufficient. Why they chose me over anyone else probably has nothing to do with me being the family tech support ... at least that's what I tell myself every night before I go to sleep. They love for me, not because I'm tech support. 🤣🤣

Anyway, here were the flaws:
1) The Rotis take forever to come. You would eat one fresh Roti and then just sit around waiting for the next. Multiply that by the number of people in your family because they have to eat too and dinner times gets extended.

2) If anything gets stuck, it makes a beeping sound. So Tech Support has to stop eating, and go over and check the machine.

3) If one of the ingredients runs out, you need to refill it. So Tech Support has to stop eating, and go over and refill the machine.

4) It has to be plugged in to work .. so if you don't have an outlet/plug at your dining table or within arms reach, you have to get up.

5) The roti sits out in the tray when it's done. So if you want to make 5 rotis. Yeah, Roti 1 will get cold. It's the laws of physics of course - entropy, enthalpy, some py stuff that I don't know about - but built in warmer PEOPLE. BUILT IN WARMER.


I gradually noticed that there was a superior way of doing things. There is one way to use the Rotimatic and become the ultimate user. Just before dinner is served, you make the number of rotis you want, and you eat them. First two being cold, the last one being warm and delicious. Kinda defeated the purpose, but I didn't like waiting around, twiddling my thumbs. My sister was very jealous of my intelligence, so I scored bonus points for myself there.

And finally the cleaning. Yes, you have to clean it. You just remove some parts, drain the water out, technically you're supposed to drain the oil and empty the flour as well, but ain't nobody got time for that. Then you clean all the containers + parts and use a wand thing that looks like a thin, squished pillow to clean the heating section. Little brushing here and there to get the remaining flour out, and wala! You're Done!

So with that, I'd recommend everyone get one. This is a paid advertisement. Kindly type sponsor code Guenhwyvar (without looking you nub) when you place the order. If you typed it correctly, you'll be entered into a giveaway for a free Rotimatic! If you didn't, then I'm going to haunt you for life.

Remember to please like, share, and subscribe for more notifications! Bye now!!!

Omg , wats this , seems opened box n typed the roti maker booklet r wat 🤣




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Originally posted by: bollyqueen0

Used it one day and then remembered I don't care about waffles 😆

in tat one day I can understand wat wat waffle maker might gone thru 😆

Originally posted by: priya185

Priya can’t tag u , y ?

ur fav in jdj 😉 😆

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