I absolutely love this! It has a bit of a learning curve, but once you figure everything out it's amazing. You must set the timer to turn the oven/griddle on. You must lightly grease the pans to prevent food from sticking. The key is to think small. This cooks enough food for 1 decent meal for a light-regular eater. You can use the toaster oven to fry 3-4 half slices bacon, toast 1 slice of bread, or bake roughly 4 oz of meat (1 fish fillet, or chicken tenderloin, piece of steak). The griddle can cook 1 fried or 2 scrambled eggs or 1 large pancake. The coffee pot holds roughly 16oz of liquid enough to fill a 20oz coffee mug and have plenty room for creamer and syrups. A few important tips. 1. Always start with thawed food! (I made this mistake once with a piece of frozen fish) 2. Turn the oven on for roughly 5 minutes to warm it up before cooking anything that involves raw meat. This allows you to get a full 15 minutes of cook-time, which is about how long it takes to cook raw meat. 3. Invest in mini cooking utensils! I also plan on getting a few single serve baking dishes. Anything smaller than 5 inches will fit in the oven; which is hard to find but not impossible.
The next thing I will attempt will be baking cupcakes, cookies or mini pies. I have this set up with a small rice cooker/steamer and a 3.1 cu fridge with separate freezer in my bedroom. I can make a filling serving of rice and veggies with fish, chicken or steak for lunch/dinner or scrambled eggs with grits and toast for breakfast. With these 3 things you can have good healthy meals in even the smallest of spaces. Clean up is super easy as well. The pans are small enough that you can scrub them out anywhere. It'd be best to use the disposable coffee filters though since like all perma-filters this one can be mildly annoying to clean unless you have a decent sprayer at your sink. I'm really, really loving my little breakfast station!
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Such a cute, little cook station! Will work great for our camper!
We bought this for our camper. Before I packed it though, I wanted to make sure it worked well. I read the instructions & my son even wanted to help. We made eggs, sausage, toast, coffee & then I ran water through the coffee maker to heat it up for hot cocoa. Everything turned out well. We are happy with our purchase.
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The perfect 1 person cooking appliance! Great for dorm rooms, studio apartments, or secret bat-cave!
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