That's where my nope factor ended (it began at getting a one-trick pony item like this in the first place). 10 minutes for ONE slice of toast is ridiculous. You can buy a hotplate or something similar and use a pan that can cook more than just breakfast.
That's not really a problem (you can set stuff up, go take a shower and then it's done when you're out), but there's 100 other appliances that can cook a whole breakfast that do more than just breakfast. 45 dollars is a lot, for just a littler more you could get a cheaper model instant pot and just use the saute function for the toast and be able to cook a ton of other stuff too.
These things always confuse me..I get it if you don't have a stove... Kind of... But I'd just buy an induction cooker and a pan and make it that way. Before people say what about toast, I do my toast in there sometimes too, like a grilled cheese without the cheese 😁
Multi-items like this always perform multiple tasks poorly. A lot of places that would rent you a room with no kitchen absolutely forbid things like induction cookers or electric griddles. If you're going to sneak using it, the LAST thing you want to cook is something like bacon or sausage which puts out a scent that will fill the building.
I have one of these, of a different brand, and mine has worked great for 12 years. It also only cost me about $25 at WalMart, and it includes a 24 oz coffee/tea maker. Hands down one of the best appliances I've ever had! I even travel with it to use in hotel rooms! Mine has a 15-minute timer. The trick to making the best use of it is to start the foods in stages. For example, get the griddle and toaster warming, then put the griddle food on, then when it's about halfway cooked put the bread in the oven and start brewing the coffee/tea. That's how everything turns out at the same time. My usual breakfast was to grill some fresh spinach and three or four Little Smokie sausages, then one or two eggs and toast half a bagel and brew a pot of coffee. Sadly, the brewer, after 12 years, is starting to lose some heat, so I recently bought another breakfast station by another brand that is still very compact, but has a griddle and oven that are both twice the size, and I can only hope it does as well!
Great video as always! Those things always feel so gimmicky but this one at least comes with a nice glass lid and doesn't look like it will fall apart after a week of use. Cleaning might be a bit of a pain so i feel it must be a rather specific scenario where one would really wanna use this over a pan. Maybe a suggestion: The cleaning/maintenance of the product under test would be something i would really like to be included in future videos. I feel thats something which buyers don't always consider and often a reason why you stop using an appliance after a while.
I like just making it all in one big pan. No toaster needed. 1. Put a little butter on both sides of the English muffin and put it butter side downn on the pan. 2. Cook up your egg and bacon in the same plan, just lay a piece of cheese on top of the egg if you want 3. Flip that steamy mother of an English muffin over and put everything inside. You'll get a little crispy and a little soft at the same time... very McDonald's
Nothing like waking up to a dime sized single pancake and 2 half pieces of bacon with warm bread on the side!!! When you combine different things into 1, you get a device that can do multiple stuff bad and nothing good. There is just no way to have eggs, pancake, toast and bacon without dirtying multiple cookware and getting out the toaster.
@@tarstarkusz I cook bacon then pour off the grease leaving a thin film to cook the eggs. I don't care if my bacon isn't sizzling hot when I eat it. Use a piece of paper towel to wipe a portion of pan to put bread on to toast. Not hard. Haha.
I'm sure I've left this type of comment before but I love when you do videos on these quirky products. I'm the type of guy who will late night shop on Amazon and think "hmmm, maybe that would work". Your channel has probably saved me thousands in bad purchases!
I can imagine this working super well with a school dorm. Stick the muffin in for a minute first, then the bacon for a minute, and finally the egg for a full 5 minutes. I might think of giving this to my sister as a college dorm gift. I wish you covered how easy is was to clean because that's a huge factor in buying something like this
I must admit I usually dont like gimicky food making gadgets but I bought the Hamilton Beach breakfast sandwich maker after your review of it a while back and I friggin LOVE that thing! It's so simple and easy to use and the things you can make with it are DELICIOUS!! I also don't have to get a bunch of dishes dirty in the morning. There's a reason why it has such great reviews....now if only eggs weren't so darn expensive right now lol.
I went to an Asian market today to see if the eggs were cheaper there and they were $9 for a dozen. I swiftly left the store, It's the principle. I refuse to pay that much for a dozen standard eggs.
my daughter was given one when she was about 9 because she loved egg McMuffins. She loved having her own appliance LOL. It was even more basic than the one he just reviewed. I use it for just egg and cheese since I don't eat bread
The toaster seems like the worst part of it, a cheap toaster works just fine and you get your two slices. Having to flip your meat half way through also seems to remove a lot of that free time you would get from not standing around to cook, like, what are you going to do with those two minutes?
The real problem is you could do a better job in about the same time with an electric griddle. ONE pancake at a time? NO. i would starve to death. Give me my Oster electric griddle ANY day. Not your fault. This is just something that is not for everyone. Maybe a college kid for Dorm use. But still he'll need two of them.
Can you imagine how cluttered your house would be if you bought gadgets like this for every little function you do? One for eggs, one for waffles, a vegetable chopper, bread maker, george foreman grill, etc. You'd need tons of storage and how often would you use them?
@@T-Mo_ Good for a college dorm. You can't have hot plates etc in those so this would be perfect. Since microwaves are usually allowed this probably would be ok too I'd think. The Hamilton Beach Sandwich Maker, in my opinion, would be better...unless your child likes sausage &/or pancakes of course.
@@munkustrap2 don't see the logic behind a hot plate ban while allowing this thing. Seems they both have exposed hot areas that could potentially cause a fire unlike a microwave. But if so it could be useful.
That looks like a lot of cleanup. And if the cooker thing itself isn't too bad, remember that you have to cut the bacon in half with something and clean up the cutter and cutting surface
For not much more you can buy a hot plate, pan and toaster. Maybe I can understand saving a little space, but the trade-off is you have a tiny griddle with extremely limited cooking uses. Wanna make a stir-fry? No. Cook a bagel? Only half of it.
Reminds me of Carson Robinson's 1929 hit "Jack of all trades": Jack of all trades Plum disgusted Jack of all trades with nothing to do Jack of all trades Hungry and busted Everything is wrong no matter what I do!
While I was over in China, I saw a lot of people having things like this. They eat smaller than we do. Something like this would really work for someone living in a dorm setting or in some of the housing that's provided for workers.
I have a friend who is working over in China right now, and he has no stove or oven in his apartment. They seem to be very rare in the housing that is provided for foreign workers.
@@barcham ovens are very rare . We were very fortunate when we lived over there to live in a very western style apartment. Called an executive suite (so much fancier sounding then we actually are) but he should be able to purchase something like this on either AliExpress or on PendoDo (which is where I did most of my shopping) I wouldn't think it would be any more than a couple hundred ¥ (20-30$).
@@phranerphamily ovens aren't rare they are expensive so they don't exist in cheaper apartments. Of course the cultural tendency of many parts of China to cook outside surely plays a role, but its mostly down to relative poverty. Not having an oven is hallmark of not being well off in many places including the us
It just barely makes enough to really be considered a “full breakfast”, maybe if you’re feeding a kid. The bread tray is far too small, and I don’t like how that left side is curved, if it wasn’t you could fit another piece of sausage, the fact it can’t even fit more than one piece of bacon makes this incredibly unappealing.
If I did not have a stove, I'd just get either an induction hot plate, or an electric skillet with a lid, and temp control, and just do it that way as they are far more versatile even in a small space like an RV, or small apartment.
After more than 20 years my stove/oven and microwave have both died!! But!! I have a portable Induction cooktop and it works for almost everything. Plus I also have a Breville Convection Oven that is downright amazing!!!
I absolutely love your TH-cam channel! So educational and you're so professional I absolutely enjoy watching you test items. Keep up the good work you're extremely entertaining in a very positive manner!
I'm curious if this could be run off a solar power battery bank, how much energy does two cycles consume? That would be the defining factor for camping with it. Personally I doubt it could run straight off a solar panel...
If I was using this. i'd put the english muffins on the top for one cycle to toast them and get the plate warm. Then stick them in the drawer to "keep" and maybe add a bit of cheese. then cook the sausage patty in the circle one (like a legit sausage patty) and use the bigger one for a scrampled egg patty. (this is where i'd probably actually put the cheese honestly)
When a 'bread' item is really moist, which most e-muffins are, it takes twice as long to toast. Personally I would put the one of the muffin sides up above and instead do back bacon on top of the egg, then flip halfway through. However, having said that, a 'single use' type appliance is just wasted energy. Even in a dorm or RV a Ninja foodie would be a lot more versatile... but that's just my opinion.😜
I'm surprised how well that thing did. Seriously, it looks like a 1950s Easy Bake _Breakfast_ Oven. But it performed well. For a single guy with limited cooking skills and limited counter-top space, could be worth getting one of those.
I full time in my camper and bought a nostalgia three in one. Worst product ever, what a waste, the thing smoked so bad. It may seem counterintuitive but with an on board stove and oven this thing would just take up valuable space. Not good for campers or RVs. Maybe camping if you get an electrical site, I could see that...
You've done a few of these in the past right? It's like companys keep making appliances like these just so you can review them. Nobody else is gonna buy them but that doesn't matter. They want your feedback.
I'd rather just use a frying pan that I can wash in the sink or toss in the dishwasher. I love Farmer John's, I could have eaten that whole 10 pack in one sitting. 🙂
Agreed, and if you don't have a stove for whatever reason, an electric skillet for about $40 with a lid, and temp control works just as well, and is far more versatile.
This might be good for a kids meal or a senior who doesn't eat much....but one egg and half a piece of bacon won't cut it for most men. I can see it as a sandwich maker, but an actual breakfast? Nahhh....
Might be cool if you live in one of those micro capsules in Japan but since I live in Vegas I'll hit the buffet for breakfast lol. It's cool just too small for me.
This definitely seems nice and compact, and fairly useful for people who don't have easy access to a stove or much stove space, like living in a dormitory, an RV, or in another country where stoves aren't quite as accessible (assuming you have a plug converter that is). I came this close to living in an apartment with a two burner stove, with both burners relatively small, and frankly had I moved there I probably would have opted for something like this just to have an alternate option for multi surface cooking.
i just dont get how these breakfast devices are any better than just a small nonstick pan. if you dont have a stove top just buy a cheap hotplate or induction cooker
I use a big cast iron skillet that does the same thing egg on one side some bacon sausage and the other little corner and some toast tasting on other corner.... it's funny when people try to keep reinventing wheels they're ridiculous
i see no reason to buy this, all in one cookers sound like a great idea and maybe in the near future one will be made that actually makes an egg sandwich while you get ready for work. if your tiny living there are much better options then this
a one induction burner and a good pan can replace that completely. You can put bacon, sausage and pancake to cook at the same time, then do your toast, or get a toaster.
Sad that this did not work me and my wife have there green life pan set and love them use them as advertised and they last amazing wish this was as good as there pot and pan set
Keep in mind what reasonable portions are supposed to be, too. I'd really like to try this, and I have a couple of friends who would probably be interested. One has a birthday coming up soon...
It’s cute. Looks better than the larger one you’ve tried, as did us. I have been purchasing a few of the mini nostalgia brand (pancake, waffle, and hard-boiled egg maker) all have worked extremely well. As we live in a boat, small is good. Thinking this would work perfect on the boat and no need for pans , toaster or turning on the propane
I can't imagine waiting 10 minutes for one slice of toast...Great video as always though 😊
That's where my nope factor ended (it began at getting a one-trick pony item like this in the first place). 10 minutes for ONE slice of toast is ridiculous. You can buy a hotplate or something similar and use a pan that can cook more than just breakfast.
That's not really a problem (you can set stuff up, go take a shower and then it's done when you're out), but there's 100 other appliances that can cook a whole breakfast that do more than just breakfast. 45 dollars is a lot, for just a littler more you could get a cheaper model instant pot and just use the saute function for the toast and be able to cook a ton of other stuff too.
@@wynngwynn it's a problem if you want 2 slices of toast
Yeah that is bonkers! Other than the eggs who eats 1 slice of bacon, 1 slice of toast and one pancake. and we glossed over the cleaning aspect.
@@YourWealthCome Non-Americans. 😅😂
Kind of looked like an easy bake oven for adults 😆
I think it is… an easy bake cooks the same👍🤣
but where do you get an incandescent light bulb these days???
Yup. I used to cook bacon in mine. Bacon cooked by a light bulb. I'm pretty sure I ate raw bacon. 😒
indeed
Breakfast multicookers are adorable. The whole thing would be great for a dorm or a place where you don't have a lot of space. :D
These things always confuse me..I get it if you don't have a stove... Kind of... But I'd just buy an induction cooker and a pan and make it that way. Before people say what about toast, I do my toast in there sometimes too, like a grilled cheese without the cheese 😁
yeah I mean you could literally make a whole breakfast with one pan
@@ODSTD56 exactly and it's more more flexible than something like this. These things remind me of an easy bake oven lol
Multi-items like this always perform multiple tasks poorly.
A lot of places that would rent you a room with no kitchen absolutely forbid things like induction cookers or electric griddles. If you're going to sneak using it, the LAST thing you want to cook is something like bacon or sausage which puts out a scent that will fill the building.
Novelty item destined for landfill 😁
@@ydmf2 agree. I say that for a lot of the items he reviews.
I have one of these, of a different brand, and mine has worked great for 12 years. It also only cost me about $25 at WalMart, and it includes a 24 oz coffee/tea maker. Hands down one of the best appliances I've ever had! I even travel with it to use in hotel rooms! Mine has a 15-minute timer. The trick to making the best use of it is to start the foods in stages. For example, get the griddle and toaster warming, then put the griddle food on, then when it's about halfway cooked put the bread in the oven and start brewing the coffee/tea. That's how everything turns out at the same time. My usual breakfast was to grill some fresh spinach and three or four Little Smokie sausages, then one or two eggs and toast half a bagel and brew a pot of coffee. Sadly, the brewer, after 12 years, is starting to lose some heat, so I recently bought another breakfast station by another brand that is still very compact, but has a griddle and oven that are both twice the size, and I can only hope it does as well!
This thing is waaay too expensive, you can get a nice electric griddle for 30 dollars and fit way more stuff on it!
It's super adorable🍳🥞 Lol, if you can afford to buy eggs🙀🐣💰
True dat!
@@amarple424 Lol, thanks😹
I'm glad we have chickens, eggs are getting crazy.
@@ImTakingYouToFlavorTown Yep!
I had to take out a 2nd Mortgage to buy a dozen eggs. 😄
Great video as always!
Those things always feel so gimmicky but this one at least comes with a nice glass lid and doesn't look like it will fall apart after a week of use. Cleaning might be a bit of a pain so i feel it must be a rather specific scenario where one would really wanna use this over a pan.
Maybe a suggestion: The cleaning/maintenance of the product under test would be something i would really like to be included in future videos. I feel thats something which buyers don't always consider and often a reason why you stop using an appliance after a while.
I like just making it all in one big pan. No toaster needed.
1. Put a little butter on both sides of the English muffin and put it butter side downn on the pan.
2. Cook up your egg and bacon in the same plan, just lay a piece of cheese on top of the egg if you want
3. Flip that steamy mother of an English muffin over and put everything inside. You'll get a little crispy and a little soft at the same time... very McDonald's
This the shit you find at Goodwill in a couple years when people clean out their homes and realize they never use it lol
Nothing like waking up to a dime sized single pancake and 2 half pieces of bacon with warm bread on the side!!!
When you combine different things into 1, you get a device that can do multiple stuff bad and nothing good. There is just no way to have eggs, pancake, toast and bacon without dirtying multiple cookware and getting out the toaster.
I cook all those using one pan.
@@T-Mo_ How do you cook eggs and bacon in one pan? If you do it sequentially, you'll either have cold eggs or eggs full of bacon grease. Toast?
@@tarstarkusz I cook bacon then pour off the grease leaving a thin film to cook the eggs. I don't care if my bacon isn't sizzling hot when I eat it. Use a piece of paper towel to wipe a portion of pan to put bread on to toast. Not hard. Haha.
had a roommate with one of these back in the day and he used it almost daily for an entire year. It wasn't this exact model but it was same idea.
Did he have the one with a coffee maker?
Sorta wish you would have powered it with one of your solar generators, see how much juice you had left after 3 or so stabs at making breakfast.
I'm sure I've left this type of comment before but I love when you do videos on these quirky products. I'm the type of guy who will late night shop on Amazon and think "hmmm, maybe that would work". Your channel has probably saved me thousands in bad purchases!
I second that...
This would be a lot more appealing to me if it were just a bit bigger
IDK, That should be like $15 or $20.
This one is similar to that Nostalgia breakfast cooker you did a video on a while back. This is smaller, though.
I can imagine this working super well with a school dorm. Stick the muffin in for a minute first, then the bacon for a minute, and finally the egg for a full 5 minutes. I might think of giving this to my sister as a college dorm gift. I wish you covered how easy is was to clean because that's a huge factor in buying something like this
i would wonder if the sausage might set the smoke alarm off. Also, most colleges forbid something like this from the dorms.
I must admit I usually dont like gimicky food making gadgets but I bought the Hamilton Beach breakfast sandwich maker after your review of it a while back and I friggin LOVE that thing! It's so simple and easy to use and the things you can make with it are DELICIOUS!! I also don't have to get a bunch of dishes dirty in the morning. There's a reason why it has such great reviews....now if only eggs weren't so darn expensive right now lol.
Put your breakfast meat on the bottom plate. Turkey bacon cooks really well on it.
I went to an Asian market today to see if the eggs were cheaper there and they were $9 for a dozen. I swiftly left the store, It's the principle. I refuse to pay that much for a dozen standard eggs.
I've had the HB sandwich maker for quite some time now and I love it. No need to buy the thing in this video.
my daughter was given one when she was about 9 because she loved egg McMuffins. She loved having her own appliance LOL. It was even more basic than the one he just reviewed. I use it for just egg and cheese since I don't eat bread
Yea I wish I could use mine more!! 😢
Amazing how far your video production has come, James. Love the videos from your original kitchen. Kicking it back old school!
I would use Canadian bacon like McDonald’s. Less cooking than regular bacon.
This thing is $50. So unless you don't have the space a toaster and pans would cook more food at once and do a better job in my opinion
Only one pan and a toaster. Cook the sausage or bacon and use its grease to cook the eggs.
The toaster seems like the worst part of it, a cheap toaster works just fine and you get your two slices. Having to flip your meat half way through also seems to remove a lot of that free time you would get from not standing around to cook, like, what are you going to do with those two minutes?
@@MasterMayhem78 Yep. Agreed
Honestly this piece of junk is a space waster, not a space saver. Would be much better off filling that space with a hotplate or a regular toaster.
@@BriBCG agreed. Most people have pans and toasters already so this in 100% unnecessary
The real problem is you could do a better job in about the same time with an electric griddle. ONE pancake at a time? NO. i would starve to death. Give me my Oster electric griddle ANY day. Not your fault. This is just something that is not for everyone. Maybe a college kid for Dorm use. But still he'll need two of them.
You've spent years testing products and you don't have a set of tongs that aren't metal?
The small size seems to be an American complaint based on what I've seen. Interesting. Seems like a decent sized breakfast.
We are giant pigs
This gadget seems pretty silly, but GreenLife does make really good nonstick skillets. I have three of them and they're pretty amazing IMO.
I’m cackling at it. 1 small flapjack at a time. Just buy 1 large electric griddle good ta go
I usually buy those frozen breakfast sandwiches and heat them in the microwave. It’s fast, cheaper and no dishes that need to be washed. 😊
Can you imagine how cluttered your house would be if you bought gadgets like this for every little function you do? One for eggs, one for waffles, a vegetable chopper, bread maker, george foreman grill, etc. You'd need tons of storage and how often would you use them?
I use mine all the time. I love little things.
You bit that toast twice! 😂 What happened on the first bite?
i think something like that would be ok to have if you lived in a camper/van if you was very tight on space
Would much rather have an electric hot plate and a pan. Not much bigger and more versatile.
@@T-Mo_ Good for a college dorm. You can't have hot plates etc in those so this would be perfect. Since microwaves are usually allowed this probably would be ok too I'd think. The Hamilton Beach Sandwich Maker, in my opinion, would be better...unless your child likes sausage &/or pancakes of course.
@@munkustrap2 don't see the logic behind a hot plate ban while allowing this thing. Seems they both have exposed hot areas that could potentially cause a fire unlike a microwave. But if so it could be useful.
looks like it had some hot spots in the top so rotating the food on the meat side will help. you miss out on the bacon grease for your eggs though.
These all in ones never live up to the hype, a pain to use and clean
Agreed, for the money I'd rather just get a decent electric skillet with a lid, and temp control that can be used for far more things.
I'm guessing the element at the bottom does all the cooking. Pleasantly surprised though.
That looks like a lot of cleanup. And if the cooker thing itself isn't too bad, remember that you have to cut the bacon in half with something and clean up the cutter and cutting surface
Rip with your hands
For not much more you can buy a hot plate, pan and toaster. Maybe I can understand saving a little space, but the trade-off is you have a tiny griddle with extremely limited cooking uses. Wanna make a stir-fry? No. Cook a bagel? Only half of it.
Seems okay for dorms, not really needed anywhere you can have a frying pan though!
Reminds me of Carson Robinson's 1929 hit "Jack of all trades":
Jack of all trades
Plum disgusted
Jack of all trades
with nothing to do
Jack of all trades
Hungry and busted
Everything is wrong
no matter what I do!
This breakfast gadget reminds of sisters' Easy Bake Oven for some reason!
While I was over in China, I saw a lot of people having things like this. They eat smaller than we do. Something like this would really work for someone living in a dorm setting or in some of the housing that's provided for workers.
I have a friend who is working over in China right now, and he has no stove or oven in his apartment. They seem to be very rare in the housing that is provided for foreign workers.
@@barcham ovens are very rare . We were very fortunate when we lived over there to live in a very western style apartment. Called an executive suite (so much fancier sounding then we actually are) but he should be able to purchase something like this on either AliExpress or on PendoDo (which is where I did most of my shopping) I wouldn't think it would be any more than a couple hundred ¥ (20-30$).
@@phranerphamily ovens aren't rare they are expensive so they don't exist in cheaper apartments. Of course the cultural tendency of many parts of China to cook outside surely plays a role, but its mostly down to relative poverty. Not having an oven is hallmark of not being well off in many places including the us
@@DimT670 thank you for the correction 🙂
@@DimT670 The worst and poorest apartments i've ever seen in the USA had stoves and ovens, usually electric.
It just barely makes enough to really be considered a “full breakfast”, maybe if you’re feeding a kid. The bread tray is far too small, and I don’t like how that left side is curved, if it wasn’t you could fit another piece of sausage, the fact it can’t even fit more than one piece of bacon makes this incredibly unappealing.
This thing actually worked better than that “nostalgia” one that had a coffee maker in it!
Not much different from using a frying pan and a toaster, and you wouldn't have to buy anything.
If I did not have a stove, I'd just get either an induction hot plate, or an electric skillet with a lid, and temp control, and just do it that way as they are far more versatile even in a small space like an RV, or small apartment.
After more than 20 years my stove/oven and microwave have both died!! But!! I have a portable Induction cooktop and it works for almost everything. Plus I also have a Breville Convection Oven that is downright amazing!!!
I absolutely love your TH-cam channel! So educational and you're so professional I absolutely enjoy watching you test items. Keep up the good work you're extremely entertaining in a very positive manner!
I'm curious if this could be run off a solar power battery bank, how much energy does two cycles consume? That would be the defining factor for camping with it. Personally I doubt it could run straight off a solar panel...
One little pancake would just piss me off.
I'd prefer the Hamilton Beech unit to this one. But great video as we have come to expect from you! 👍
That’s what I was gonna say, have one of those myself and it’s going on 3 years strong 👌
@@thefisherman1127 the round one? Ours must be 8-10 years old and still used. I wish it had a switch though
@@TracyKMainwaring It’s the double version but still works like day one 👍
i think youd still be better off with a regular griddle or a plug in induction hotplate with a pan.
If I was using this. i'd put the english muffins on the top for one cycle to toast them and get the plate warm. Then stick them in the drawer to "keep" and maybe add a bit of cheese.
then cook the sausage patty in the circle one (like a legit sausage patty) and use the bigger one for a scrampled egg patty. (this is where i'd probably actually put the cheese honestly)
Jimmy
Aren't all the breakfast making all in 1 gizmos out there pretty much the sam? Not very good!
Wow I'm so glad we've migrated past the need for a hot plate so that we may use... a hot plate with a lid!
That's not for a camper or dorm. That's an Easy-Bake oven
Nothing I would purchase it for but as always I appreciate the review. 🤗🤗✅✅
I’d rather get a dozen egg McMuffins than this device.
Oh, an egg. Flaunting your wealth at us there, James?
What is this? A breakfast maker for ants?
More like it's for Barbie and Ken, maybe the rest of Andy's toys, plus Sid's hybrid toys.
Green Life is "teh worst", I bought an ice cream maker from them, after 2 broke I gave up. (yes amazon refunded me).
08:51 Wait a minute. That toast already had a bite in it. SCAM
When a 'bread' item is really moist, which most e-muffins are, it takes twice as long to toast. Personally I would put the one of the muffin sides up above and instead do back bacon on top of the egg, then flip halfway through. However, having said that, a 'single use' type appliance is just wasted energy. Even in a dorm or RV a Ninja foodie would be a lot more versatile... but that's just my opinion.😜
I'm surprised how well that thing did. Seriously, it looks like a 1950s Easy Bake _Breakfast_ Oven. But it performed well. For a single guy with limited cooking skills and limited counter-top space, could be worth getting one of those.
I full time in my camper and bought a nostalgia three in one. Worst product ever, what a waste, the thing smoked so bad. It may seem counterintuitive but with an on board stove and oven this thing would just take up valuable space. Not good for campers or RVs. Maybe camping if you get an electrical site, I could see that...
You've done a few of these in the past right? It's like companys keep making appliances like these just so you can review them. Nobody else is gonna buy them but that doesn't matter. They want your feedback.
Its the EZ bake oven for adults that never grew up
I'd rather just use a frying pan that I can wash in the sink or toss in the dishwasher. I love Farmer John's, I could have eaten that whole 10 pack in one sitting. 🙂
Agreed, and if you don't have a stove for whatever reason, an electric skillet for about $40 with a lid, and temp control works just as well, and is far more versatile.
A Coleman camping stove and a few utensils from Dollar Tree and you can cook anything. Thanks for showing us this worthless gadget.
Thank you GREEN LIFE for saving the Earth with your breakfast maker!
I mean it works good if your appetite is of a 4 year olds
This might be good for a kids meal or a senior who doesn't eat much....but one egg and half a piece of bacon won't cut it for most men. I can see it as a sandwich maker, but an actual breakfast? Nahhh....
I quit buying specialty gimmick appliances when I finally got a kitchen big enough to get dedicated appliances.
This would be good for someone who stays at hotels a lot for work. Or maybe someone who lives in a dorm.
Might be cool if you live in one of those micro capsules in Japan but since I live in Vegas I'll hit the buffet for breakfast lol. It's cool just too small for me.
This definitely seems nice and compact, and fairly useful for people who don't have easy access to a stove or much stove space, like living in a dormitory, an RV, or in another country where stoves aren't quite as accessible (assuming you have a plug converter that is). I came this close to living in an apartment with a two burner stove, with both burners relatively small, and frankly had I moved there I probably would have opted for something like this just to have an alternate option for multi surface cooking.
Contraptions like this might be good for trailer camping or a vacation cabin, but they seem to be more trouble than they're worth for every day use.
My stuff is done in a lot less time, however for Camping if you are at KOA with electric maybe then
i just dont get how these breakfast devices are any better than just a small nonstick pan. if you dont have a stove top just buy a cheap hotplate or induction cooker
No shade. Beard looks better. Instead of a salt and pepper, my man is rocking a cinnamon sugar beard.
I use a big cast iron skillet that does the same thing egg on one side some bacon sausage and the other little corner and some toast tasting on other corner.... it's funny when people try to keep reinventing wheels they're ridiculous
How do you clean this JUNK? Waste of money. Thank you for the video
i see no reason to buy this, all in one cookers sound like a great idea and maybe in the near future one will be made that actually makes an egg sandwich while you get ready for work. if your tiny living there are much better options then this
So many gadgets, that the British don't want, need or could afford! :)
I think of all the multi breakfast cookers, this one is the most appealing
"How about a quick taste test now I'll start off with toast... It's toast." top notch dude
a one induction burner and a good pan can replace that completely. You can put bacon, sausage and pancake to cook at the same time, then do your toast, or get a toaster.
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Sad that this did not work me and my wife have there green life pan set and love them use them as advertised and they last amazing wish this was as good as there pot and pan set
Keep in mind what reasonable portions are supposed to be, too. I'd really like to try this, and I have a couple of friends who would probably be interested. One has a birthday coming up soon...
White bread has alot More sugar in itthan the muffins so toast is much more golden brown
It’s cute. Looks better than the larger one you’ve tried, as did us. I have been purchasing a few of the mini nostalgia brand (pancake, waffle, and hard-boiled egg maker) all have worked extremely well. As we live in a boat, small is good. Thinking this would work perfect on the boat and no need for pans , toaster or turning on the propane
Two cycles to do toast? That's 10 minutes. Hard pass on this toy.
Great video, bad product.
Buy a frying pan instead.
Straight to the boneyard.
It's _almost_ there... If you were camping out in some weird situation where you had electrical power, but not much else, it could be pretty cool.
I dont know why I like it so much even though it's obviously sub par. Lol . I just would try and make it work.
not cooked that much because the lid was lifted several times, and the heat escaped
I can drive to my local Waffle House in less than 5 minutes!
Certainly not for a home but yeah, I could see it in a dorm room or something like that.
cook one piece of bread AND the bacon in the bread drawer and the other piece bed in the bacon area.
I'd call it a marginal solution for a nonexistent problem.
It’s a novelty I doubt you’d keep using it after one round