Warm: Quesadilla maker 19.99

[Sparke]

Amazon has the Santa Fe Quesadilla maker for 19.99. They usually run about $30.

LINK

-Sparke

 

[InlineFive]

I don't know if this is a good deal or not. My quesadillas always come out OK in my frying pan.

-Por

 

[ActuaryTm]

Link without referral = es más caliente.

 

[huesmann]

muy bien!

 

[Modeps]

Just fyi, you can buy these all the time in Sears or Filenes for $20. I got one for my pop for Christmas, works great.

 

[vnw98]

I have one of these my self, and i love it and very easy to make a quesadilla. You can find these usually at best buy where i bought mine from for about 16 bucks which makes it an even better deal.

 

[tedinde]

bought one, it sucks, i cant really hold a lot of filling, And the taste is better in a pan.

Save your $$.

 

[wnied]

I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

I like mine just fine in the frying pan.
~wnied~

 

[HarryK]

Originally posted by: wnied
I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

Exactly.

This is a prime example of inventing a 'need' so you can sell a product. Who needs a "quesadilla maker"? Next thing you know they'll be selling "pasta boilers", a specially designed kitchen appliance that will heat water until it boils. You just put your pasta into it and viola! 8-10 minutes later you've got perfect pasta! Amazing! How did we ever live without it?

 

[breweyez]

gee HarryK....ya think somebody will make such a device??? that would be great!!! i bet they could get a patent and be rich!!

 

[The Stigenator]

i might get one for my gf.. she likes making these things but i will check fry's and sears first.

 

[goatzee]

for between $5- $10 you can get a killer cast iron pan that will make the best quesadilla you ever had (among many other things)....that's my recommendation anyhow....

 

[pilgrim2u]

I love this thing. It makes great toast and toasted cheese Makes great english muffins buttered !!

 

[dabuddha]

FYI I saw this at bestbuy for $19.99 as well.

 

[GoingUp]

yea the quesadilla maker doesnt do that good of a job. I bout it for $17 and you really cant put that many fillings in the thing, which really sucks....

 

[jbwhite99]

thanks for the warning - I saw these at Fry's (the grocery store, not the electronics store), and wondered how good they were...

 

[tm37]

I just made a quesadilla today in the microwave.

PaperPlate =2 cents much cheaper

 

[mike6099]

Originally posted by: HarryK

Originally posted by: wnied
I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

Exactly.

This is a prime example of inventing a 'need' so you can sell a product. Who needs a "quesadilla maker"? Next thing you know they'll be selling "pasta boilers", a specially designed kitchen appliance that will heat water until it boils. You just put your pasta into it and viola! 8-10 minutes later you've got perfect pasta! Amazing! How did we ever live without it?

As sad as it is, they do have something called the "pasta pot" with built in lid to drain the water from the pasta. I was making fun of it and the one of my roomate's said it "was a great idea"

Mike

 

[glowninja]

Originally posted by: mike6099

Originally posted by: HarryK

Originally posted by: wnied
I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

Exactly.

This is a prime example of inventing a 'need' so you can sell a product. Who needs a "quesadilla maker"? Next thing you know they'll be selling "pasta boilers", a specially designed kitchen appliance that will heat water until it boils. You just put your pasta into it and viola! 8-10 minutes later you've got perfect pasta! Amazing! How did we ever live without it?

As sad as it is, they do have something called the "pasta pot" with built in lid to drain the water from the pasta. I was making fun of it and the one of my roomate's said it "was a great idea"

Mike

Ya, cuz getting a colander out of the cabinet is sooooo much work

 

[mike6099]

Originally posted by: HarryK

Originally posted by: wnied
I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

Exactly.

This is a prime example of inventing a 'need' so you can sell a product. Who needs a "quesadilla maker"? Next thing you know they'll be selling "pasta boilers", a specially designed kitchen appliance that will heat water until it boils. You just put your pasta into it and viola! 8-10 minutes later you've got perfect pasta! Amazing! How did we ever live without it?

As sad as it is, they do have something called the "pasta pot" with built in lid to drain the water from the pasta. I was making fun of it and the one of my roomate's said it "was a great idea"

Mike

 

[HappyPuppy]

Originally posted by: mike6099

Originally posted by: HarryK

Originally posted by: wnied
I knew theyd find a way to bring back those old unsold hot sandwich makers.

Exactly.

This is a prime example of inventing a 'need' so you can sell a product. Who needs a "quesadilla maker"? Next thing you know they'll be selling "pasta boilers", a specially designed kitchen appliance that will heat water until it boils. You just put your pasta into it and viola! 8-10 minutes later you've got perfect pasta! Amazing! How did we ever live without it?

As sad as it is, they do have something called the "pasta pot" with built in lid to drain the water from the pasta. I was making fun of it and the one of my roomate's said it "was a great idea"

Mike

Ha, ha, ha, sadly my wife bought one of those. What a POS. I made fun of her for a week! What a maroon.

 

[GotIssues]

My girlfriend and her roommate have one. One thing it does do is save space, which they don't have a lot of. Those darn informercials for them annoy the heck out of me. No one is THAT uncoordinated