How thin/thick are the arepas from the Brentwood Arepa Maker? The one thing I didn't like about the old arepa makers is that the arepas were thick?
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That was my concern this one is much better leaving more thin. I recomend it!!!
626160
They are just right, not thin and not thick, so you can open them and put whatever you like. What I really like about this ones is that you have a timer so you can make them toastier or not according to your own preference and taste. I hope this will help.
626161
Arepas, originally, are thick (almost an inch). This arepa maker makes them thinner. When the arepa is done, you usually take out some of the dough to make space for the filling. This Brentwood Arepa Maker is not what I hoped for. It's not hot enough and it takes forever to cook the arepas. Oster Arepa Maker is a million times better. Arepas are done faster and you can prepare more in less time. Brentwood should check theirs to solve the problem.
626162
This arepa maker presses the dough into a thinner disc. I cook my arepas much longer than the directions because I like them crispy on the outside.
626163
It was dead out of the box. its a plastic piece of junk I have an older metal one im never getting rid if it. tried to return it no luck. dont buy from the merchant they sell and forget.
626164
They are not thick. My only issue is that I find them a little to small. Nevertheless, I am happy with the Arepa maker.
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They are wonderful springforms, but I use them to make raw desserts, so ingredients tend to be thicker! Sorry I cannot help more!
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No, there is no information.I have been using them to prepare beer. They are not very thick but they work perfectly. At least for me.Luis C. Orozco V.
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I love mine. The thickness really depends on the batter. I made a dry batch and they were thicker and one that was moister & they were thinner. Hopefully this helps. I am so glad that I bought it!
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Pretty thick I made my mix thinner because I made my first batch too dense. Cooks evenly though
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i havent purchased the Areo Press but they seem like they would have similar quality. although, the cafejo product has the ability to brew from k-cups, coffee pods or tea bags, and the loose material coffee grounds. i purchased it mainly for the k-cup ability because i was given a gift of 700 of them, was getting annoying having to empty out each cup in the morning for my regular coffee machine, the adapter hangs down a bit so you can suck some of the brewed coffee/tea back up into the main cylinder for another small pass...
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Hopefully you have Sargento as a reference point. They're along the lines of the thin slices.
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Thank you for taking interest in our set of strainers. I am sorry to hear you had a miss purchase before, but have no fear All Times Finest is here! :P.. Haha but back on topic, these are very sturdy and during. When comparing our quality to the ones of Cuisinart for example, the quality of both are actually quite the same. All our sets should come in perfect condition, and shouldn't be bent or have squished mesh. However, during transport somethings can always get messed up, so if this happens, just contact me straight away and I will sort it out for you in a flash! They will work for almost any seeds or grains as long as they are not grinded/crushed. Quinoa, rice, and other grains which remain in the form how they occur in nature will work. But maybe this isn't the answer to your question. What do you mean exactly with will the strainers work for those grains? Will you be able to clean them in a proper way, than the answer is yes without a doubt. If, you mean something else, please let me know.
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Buck makes two stock models of their excellent 192. One is a laminate birchwood handle and the other is a high grip type rubber material. I think the 192 is one of the best, all around fixed blade knives on the planet. I build custom knives as a hobby. I can't duplicate their excellent hollow grind, nor the great 420HC steel:)
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I would suggest a thicker pot as well. I wrote them a product review few days ago. Spoke with a rep about how he could improve his product and such. Awesome customer service!
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Nope the are not thick, its very thin and large-more like a brandy/cognac snifter and not a cognac glass plus the stem of one broke the same week-just by me picking it out of the cabinet. It was just to cumbersome to return so I just kept the other one. Beware!
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to Matt Wright---if you're still following post---I always feel like its "the emperors new clothes" (remember the old story?) when people talk about Corelle ware....The set we had chipped, shatttered into millions of tiny pointed shards when dropped....I don't know WHAT people are talking about when they say its so great. The only positive, I think, is that it is very light so if someone is arthritic or can't deal w/ heavy stoneware it would be better.
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I don't know the thickness of the Brabantia but I can tell you that I find it substantial and I'm very pleased with it. I will continue to order it in the future - it really does the trick. No more grid marks. I think you'll be satisfied with it.
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I don't think they were very thin; my previous pizzelle maker made them very thin. This pizzelle maker is a little thicker; the first few came out very thick until I went ahead and locked it each time or went ahead and squeezed to the point of locking but just held it.
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Hi Lilz, I'll be very honest with you and short - you can't compare them. I was a bit disappointed with the quality of these EcoTools bushes. I bought them for my cousin daughter as a starting set. Real technique is much better quality ale they are easily to wash and dry and much silken.
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Hello! I purchased mine ages ago, and still going strong. They are quite thick but not heavy. Have come in great use at our house.
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Theodore, I'm just like you, after a great espresso with thick crema. How did it work out for you? Thanks, Don