Thank you ever so much for the mention. It looks as though you like it as much as I do mine. As you say, worth every penny. We also found it very versatile for all sorts of cooking. Look forward to seeing it feature in a few more food vlogs 👍
I bought one for 20 quid on amazon and its brilliant, use it all the time in the awning, great for doing bacon and eggs in the morning but also does loads of other stuff. When I'm done cooking I turn it off and put a square of folded up tissue paper in the drip tray to soak up the bulk of the oil.
I Like Watching This Video With You ---along with A Couple I just Saw on RUclips Using Teppanyaki Electric Grill. They had just bought one and were trying it out too !!!! I Just bought A Loeime Electric Teppanayaki Table Top Griddle Grill for grilling inside 2 weeks ago on ebay. I'm finally using it tonight.Bought I needed more information on how to start using it, the instructions I have do not clarify the temperature instructions with the temperature dial. I'm so glad to find 2 Great RUclips Sites on Using A Teppanyaki Grill. Thank You Susan In the U.S.A.
Thanks Susan, we absolutely love ours and use it most nights for cooking our evening meal when away. You can do almost anything on it, I am waiting to experiment with some pancakes next. Enjoy your cooking 🧑🍳 Karina
Love our Teppanyaki. It even gets used at home sometimes too for steaks, for the price, they're a no brainer 😀 Cheers for this one folks and look forward to the next 👍
I have a smokeless infrared grill. The oil will drip down to a tray at the bottom which makes easy cleaning. Love it. However I’m not sure whether it’s suitable for camping even though it isn’t big.
Hi guys - thanks for spending £31 of our money for us 😜. We like the look of the Swiss Lux tappinyake so much we’re popping to Highbridge Caravans tomorrow to get one to take away with us to the Gower 🏴 at the weekend 👍🏻👍🏻. Thanks for sharing xxx
Hi Kaz and Pete, we popped there to get ours and then went to Street to Clark’s Village today so didn’t get to see you. We are planning a trip to Warren Farm in June for a few nights so could see you there. This grill seems really good. Enjoy the Gower, hopefully the weather will pick up 😊👍 Karina and Jules
Hi Karina. That's the exact same as we bought which we got for the same reasons you've mentioned. We love ours. It's perfect. What we do is just have some kitchen roll handy and wipe off the excess oil as things are cooking.
Had ours for over three years, perfect for fry up breakfasts whilst caravanning. Loved ours that much I bought my in-laws one too. The XXL gives you a lot more cooking area for not much more money though if there are more than two of you 👍
We've have something similar but it's a large round hot plate with a glass lid ... paid £35 for it and it's done everything we would of done on a Cadac. Good review...
Hi, we've been converts to Teppanyaki cooking for the last couple of years. They are fantastic at cooking steaks too and Omelettes are almost instant! We bought one for our relations and they are big fans too - they've not used their Cadac since! We've never had to increase the temperature above 2 1/2. One tip for cleaning - scrape off the excess food and oil with a plastic or wooden spatula while it's still hot as this makes it much easier to clean. It then just needs a quick wipe and you're done.
Cracking bit of kit! We have an old one but are going to get a new one. That brekkie Jules was cooking looked tasty, me and him together at the breakfast table is lethal 🤣 nice one guys 👍
Good blog guys... Honestly guys the only thing good about the typaki is it’s easy to clean.. I made the mistake of replacing my cadac with this.. but now got rid of the typaki and bought another cadac.. the thing is u can’t beat the constant heat of gas where electric cuts in and out ... one minute the bacon is sizzling then next thing it ain’t.. it wasn’t my best purchase lol
We chatted yesterday, I bought one having seen my friend using his, the Cadac will now be in the garage unused except for wild camping, great review, thanks. Another useful item is the electric skillet in Asda for £13, can cook stew, pasta curries etc in it.
Hi Guys, Another great video. We bought the exact same last year and its turned out to be a great choice. Getting it level is the key to success. As far as cleaning is concerned we just wipe clean with kitchen roll. Easier if you do it before its completely cool.
Evening Karina. We’ve had one for about 12 months and it’s absolutely brilliant and cook everything on it and cook.s steak brilliantly and find we hardly use our gas.
I haven’t seen one in person..yet..but from what I have read up on and on paper I would be tempted by this over the Isonzo. You would lose the feeling of open plan that you get in the Isonzo. I know lots of orders have already been placed for the Tiber.
Hi Helen and Martin, this is much lighter and nice to store. We will use our Cadac when not on EHU but the new grill will be getting lots of use now. Glad you are enjoying your trip 😊 Karina and Jules
Sensible question. You mention tipping from the corner drain. Would you use this outside or in, or under canopy or all? Big question........ would you tip cooking oil in the van sink? is this good for the grey tank? I appreciate I'm asking lots of questions but I'm an inquisitive guy and I really want to know what I am doing before I do it. I did see gas a camping BBQ that had a hot plate similar to this, would this be a better alternative. Really interested in this item, seems easier that getting the gas BBQ out every morning.... I like my full English. PS, a comment you made earlier, were you in the medical profession or the law enforcement profession? You don't have to answer that. Hope I'm not engaging too much and annoying you, it's just the way I am.
You can use an electric grill inside and out, not a gas bbq though due to carbon monoxide. You shouldnt tip fat down the sink, I wipe it up and dispose of it. The electric grill is easier to whip out and use but the Cadac is good if you want to cook more food as it has a bigger cooking surface 😊👍
Hello Harry and Jenny, it was lovely to chat to you yesterday 😊 Jules has already started looking for the egg rings! Hopefully see you again in the future, Karina and Jules
Was thinking about this and it looks great, but wondering why you wouldn't get an electric induction hob and use a replaceable frying pan. You can replace your non stick surface without replacing everything else.
I find this really easy..I get it out of the box and plug it in then put it away. Its much longer than a frying pan too and for £30 it has been one of our best buys. 😊 Karina
Hi Paul, no, not a potable one just a fixed roof. There is one that goes under the bed that I have heard good things about. The portable cooling units, like Total Cool, are not aircon units so be aware of that. Come back to me if you have any questions 😊
@@HereWeTow Cheers, we're just looking for our 1st van, the Mrs wants AC, I thought don't want to spend 25k on our 1st van or 3.5k on built in AC on a cheap van. Personally I think it would be manageable without but we have it in the house and she's spoilt and doesn't think she'll be able to sleep in the hot weather. I think one of those little ones for the bedroom area will be fine, but ideally wanted a review of someone I could trust rather than a sponsored video. I'll keep looking, thanks
@paulsheehan2998 You should be able to get Truma Aventa fitted in the roof for about £2k..these are excellent..we have had them in our motorhomes. The unit under the bed is good, I dont have any prices as never looked in to them personally, you dont want a portable unit (£250-300). This won’t make a difference like aircon and your wife won’t thank you 😂😊👍
Thanks Brian, same issue with a Cadac we have found. A good wind and the gas flame doesn’t stand up very well. I am hoping this will fair better in the wind so will check it out when we get the right weather. Have a lovely week, Karina 😊
We had it on our Isabella lightweight table and there was no sign of heat damage. I didn’t notice any heat underneath when cleaning it after cooking. I will check next time I use it but it seems safe to put on a camping table. Karina
Nice vid. Well demonstrated. Loved the throw away line where you said you paid for it. Made me chuckle. Looks a good bit of kit. 1800w is still quite hefty in the grand scheme of things for sites offering 10/16w electricity. Have you run it off an inverter at all yet? All the best from Mal, Dave and Sally the lab The SilvertopMotorhomers
Thank you Dave and Sally, yes we do buy things like everyone else, we are pleased with it. We said on a 10A supply site you would have to be careful but our friend had no issues with his on a 16A. We don’t have an inverter on this Motorhome and the cadac would have to come out if we were off grid. You can buy an 800 and 1500w model that’s slightly smaller if you wanted less drain on the power. Roll on the better weather now. Have a nice week, Karina and Jules
I was looking for something like this but I thought the wattage on this was too high for most sites I’m a beginner to caravanning and I get confused with watts and volts any advice would be appreciated
Hi Linda, I have seen a 1500w too. This 1800 uses 4A it says on the information. That will still give you plenty of supply for other electric appliances but if you were to have a your heating and microwave on at the same time you would be at the limit of most sites. This device is for camping and caravanning so shouldn’t cause many issues. 😊 Karina
Why would you need any BBQ what a bargain i've been thinking about getting something like this, you pay for electricity on your pitch so. Great video Karina thanks Joules i'll be around for breakfast thanks. Take care both xx
It’s certainly easier to carry and more lightweight thank the Cadac. The Cadac will still be good if we’re not on EHU. Thank you for watching Ian 😊 Karina and Jules
That was some precision cooking there Jules. We've been grilling on our Teppanyaki for 4 years or so and find it very satisfactory. It's light, easy to store and to clean, we wouldn't be without it. We live in Bristol and we're always looking for local sites to visit for the odd couple of nights away. May I ask where you were staying while filming. Thanks again for the informative vlog.
Hi Robert, we were at Hurn Lane Caravan and Motorhome Club site at Brean. Next time we are going to try Warren Farm. Glad you like your teppanyaki too. 👍Jules
All these tests make me laugh, all the hot plates are the same with different names on them and nobody seems how to use them properly or get the timing right.
I really don't get it. I bought one, and it was constantly going on and then off - it was impossible to keep a constant temperature. Chipolatas were burned on the outside and undercooked in the middle. 0/10 and will be going in the bin when we get home. Over hyped rubbish.
Ours is excellent, we use it all the time, even at home for BBQs.. we use it at setting 1 or 2..no more. If you are having issues take it back for a refund as it shouldn’t be doing that.
Thank you ever so much for the mention. It looks as though you like it as much as I do mine. As you say, worth every penny. We also found it very versatile for all sorts of cooking. Look forward to seeing it feature in a few more food vlogs 👍
Thanks Dan, thanks for putting me on to it 👍 Karina
We brought ours from lidls about 5 years ago and its still going strong , we have used ours numerous times , worth every penny 👍👍
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We love our Teppanyaki, it's ideal when caravanning and easier to clean than a BBQ. Win win👍
Thanks for watching Mark and Coral, it certainly does what it says on the tin, roll on the BBQ’s 👍 Karina and Jules
We bought one is amazing and easy to clean wife's heppy is brilliant thank you. This week with it on holiday in caravan...
Glad you’re pleased with it Gary, we used it every day on our last holiday. Have a great weekend, Karina and Jules
I bought one for 20 quid on amazon and its brilliant, use it all the time in the awning, great for doing bacon and eggs in the morning but also does loads of other stuff. When I'm done cooking I turn it off and put a square of folded up tissue paper in the drip tray to soak up the bulk of the oil.
I Like Watching This Video With You ---along with A Couple I just Saw on RUclips Using Teppanyaki Electric Grill. They had just bought one and were trying it out too !!!! I Just bought A Loeime Electric Teppanayaki Table Top Griddle Grill for grilling inside 2 weeks ago on ebay. I'm finally using it tonight.Bought I needed more information on how to start using it, the instructions I have do not clarify the temperature instructions with the temperature dial. I'm so glad to find 2 Great RUclips Sites on Using A Teppanyaki Grill. Thank You Susan In the U.S.A.
Thanks Susan, we absolutely love ours and use it most nights for cooking our evening meal when away. You can do almost anything on it, I am waiting to experiment with some pancakes next. Enjoy your cooking 🧑🍳 Karina
Love our Teppanyaki. It even gets used at home sometimes too for steaks, for the price, they're a no brainer 😀 Cheers for this one folks and look forward to the next 👍
Thank you Jo, Mart and Ellis 😊
I have a smokeless infrared grill. The oil will drip down to a tray at the bottom which makes easy cleaning. Love it. However I’m not sure whether it’s suitable for camping even though it isn’t big.
Hi guys - thanks for spending £31 of our money for us 😜. We like the look of the Swiss Lux tappinyake so much we’re popping to Highbridge Caravans tomorrow to get one to take away with us to the Gower 🏴 at the weekend 👍🏻👍🏻. Thanks for sharing xxx
Hi Kaz and Pete, we popped there to get ours and then went to Street to Clark’s Village today so didn’t get to see you. We are planning a trip to Warren Farm in June for a few nights so could see you there. This grill seems really good. Enjoy the Gower, hopefully the weather will pick up 😊👍 Karina and Jules
Hi Karina. That's the exact same as we bought which we got for the same reasons you've mentioned. We love ours. It's perfect. What we do is just have some kitchen roll handy and wipe off the excess oil as things are cooking.
Hi Ally and Alan, it seems very good..really pleased with it 😊 Thanks for the cleaning tip, Karina and Jules
Had ours for over three years, perfect for fry up breakfasts whilst caravanning.
Loved ours that much I bought my in-laws one too.
The XXL gives you a lot more cooking area for not much more money though if there are more than two of you 👍
Thanks Matt, I am glad you like yours too 👍
We've have something similar but it's a large round hot plate with a glass lid ... paid £35 for it and it's done everything we would of done on a Cadac. Good review...
Thank you Peter
Hi, we've been converts to Teppanyaki cooking for the last couple of years. They are fantastic at cooking steaks too and Omelettes are almost instant! We bought one for our relations and they are big fans too - they've not used their Cadac since!
We've never had to increase the temperature above 2 1/2. One tip for cleaning - scrape off the excess food and oil with a plastic or wooden spatula while it's still hot as this makes it much easier to clean. It then just needs a quick wipe and you're done.
Thanks Andy, pleased with our new grill so I am glad to hear such positive things about them from others. 😊 Karina
Best thing I ever bought had one for 10 years now and still going I think they netter than a caravan any day
Thanks for that Kev, if it lasts a few years I will be happy with that 😊👍 Karina
Cracking bit of kit! We have an old one but are going to get a new one. That brekkie Jules was cooking looked tasty, me and him together at the breakfast table is lethal 🤣 nice one guys 👍
Thank you, just needed some hash browns!! 😋 A breakfast cook out is a must for our next meet up. 👍
Good blog guys... Honestly guys the only thing good about the typaki is it’s easy to clean.. I made the mistake of replacing my cadac with this.. but now got rid of the typaki and bought another cadac.. the thing is u can’t beat the constant heat of gas where electric cuts in and out ... one minute the bacon is sizzling then next thing it ain’t.. it wasn’t my best purchase lol
Thanks for your feedback on your experience..we will be testing it out more in the coming weeks. 👍 Karina and Jules
Great explanation of the grill and Jules cooks a good breakfast 🍳
Thanks Louise 👍
We chatted yesterday, I bought one having seen my friend using his, the Cadac will now be in the garage unused except for wild camping, great review, thanks. Another useful item is the electric skillet in Asda for £13, can cook stew, pasta curries etc in it.
Thank you Ian, I remember your tip about the skillet 👍 It was lovely to chat with you and we might see you here at Hurn Lane again 😊 Karina and Jules
Great devices. Couldn’t live without it!
Plus.....you are paying for electric......so why use expensive gas?
Thanks for watching 😊
We have used a similar set up we bought from b&m, a round grill but with a lid, great for breakfast, curries and casseroles etc , happy grilling 👌👌
Thanks Tony 😊👍
We’ve just got some of those silicone silicone egg rings from amazon Karina , makes doing eggs easier.. we love our Teppanyaki xxl.
Thanks David, you’re the third person to mention the rings so we have ordered some 😊
When cooking eggs I would suggest using an egg ring then being dead flat will not matter so much.
Thanks Robert, several people have recommended the rings so we have ordered some today 😊
Great review. Thank you.
Thank you for watching 😊
Hi Guys, Another great video. We bought the exact same last year and its turned out to be a great choice. Getting it level is the key to success. As far as cleaning is concerned we just wipe clean with kitchen roll. Easier if you do it before its completely cool.
Thanks Henry, glad you like yours 👍 Karina
We love our teppanyaki, it’s almost 4 years old and we got it as a special buy from ALDI. Take care Gill
Thank you Gill, glad you have been pleased with yours 😊 Karina
Excellent thanks just what I need
Thank you for watching 👍
We've just used ours in France as they had a ban on bbq's. Amazing bit of kit.
😊👍🤩🧑🍳 Love ours…
kampa one is exactly the same,i have now sold my cadac and use this or a proper coal bbq now,brilliant
That’s good that you have been so pleased with yours. I feel we made a good choice. 😊 Karina
That looks really good and doesn’t use up the precious gas great idea x
We are pleased with it Maria and there seems to be many positive comments being left too by others who have them. 😊 Karina
Nice video guys I’d never even heard of these, certainly going to check one out, thanks for sharing this 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Pete 😊
Evening Karina. We’ve had one for about 12 months and it’s absolutely brilliant and cook everything on it and cook.s steak brilliantly and find we hardly use our gas.
Thanks Bernard, we will try a few more creative dishes on the next few trips away. Glad you like yours 👍 Karina and Jules
@@HereWeTow on a different slant what do you think about the 2021 adria Tiber as it’s ticking lots of boxes.??
I haven’t seen one in person..yet..but from what I have read up on and on paper I would be tempted by this over the Isonzo. You would lose the feeling of open plan that you get in the Isonzo. I know lots of orders have already been placed for the Tiber.
That does look interesting . Our Cadac is on its last legs and we need to decide whether to replace it or look at alternatives.
Hi Helen and Martin, this is much lighter and nice to store. We will use our Cadac when not on EHU but the new grill will be getting lots of use now. Glad you are enjoying your trip 😊 Karina and Jules
Sensible question. You mention tipping from the corner drain. Would you use this outside or in, or under canopy or all? Big question........ would you tip cooking oil in the van sink? is this good for the grey tank? I appreciate I'm asking lots of questions but I'm an inquisitive guy and I really want to know what I am doing before I do it. I did see gas a camping BBQ that had a hot plate similar to this, would this be a better alternative. Really interested in this item, seems easier that getting the gas BBQ out every morning.... I like my full English. PS, a comment you made earlier, were you in the medical profession or the law enforcement profession? You don't have to answer that. Hope I'm not engaging too much and annoying you, it's just the way I am.
You can use an electric grill inside and out, not a gas bbq though due to carbon monoxide. You shouldnt tip fat down the sink, I wipe it up and dispose of it. The electric grill is easier to whip out and use but the Cadac is good if you want to cook more food as it has a bigger cooking surface 😊👍
Thank you for sharing this, we will definitely be looking into of these 😃
The must have item if 2021 😂 Loving the photos and social media guys 😊 Karina
Great video can recommend the silicone egg rings for frying the eggs in. It was lovely meeting you and Jules yesterday.
Harry & Jenny
Hello Harry and Jenny, it was lovely to chat to you yesterday 😊 Jules has already started looking for the egg rings! Hopefully see you again in the future, Karina and Jules
Was thinking about this and it looks great, but wondering why you wouldn't get an electric induction hob and use a replaceable frying pan. You can replace your non stick surface without replacing everything else.
I find this really easy..I get it out of the box and plug it in then put it away. Its much longer than a frying pan too and for £30 it has been one of our best buys. 😊 Karina
@@HereWeTow is it easy to clean Karina?
Yes, just wipe it down with kitchen roll when it is still warm and that is it. We cooked 50cm long sausage on it last night..don’t ask! 😂
Great video, great bit of kit ,only one problem you have made us hungry
Darren Maria
Sorry…😬 😊
Hi how size this grill have in cm? Only the grill plate?
Interesting.
Oh I like that, it's on the list!
😊 Thanks for watching Richard
Oh no, sowing seeds in my mind. Do we need one...?
You know you do Rob…😛
Don't suppose you've tried a caravan AC unit?
I'm tempted but want to know what they're like
Hi Paul, no, not a potable one just a fixed roof. There is one that goes under the bed that I have heard good things about. The portable cooling units, like Total Cool, are not aircon units so be aware of that. Come back to me if you have any questions 😊
@@HereWeTow
Cheers, we're just looking for our 1st van, the Mrs wants AC, I thought don't want to spend 25k on our 1st van or 3.5k on built in AC on a cheap van.
Personally I think it would be manageable without but we have it in the house and she's spoilt and doesn't think she'll be able to sleep in the hot weather.
I think one of those little ones for the bedroom area will be fine, but ideally wanted a review of someone I could trust rather than a sponsored video.
I'll keep looking, thanks
@paulsheehan2998 You should be able to get Truma Aventa fitted in the roof for about £2k..these are excellent..we have had them in our motorhomes. The unit under the bed is good, I dont have any prices as never looked in to them personally, you dont want a portable unit (£250-300). This won’t make a difference like aircon and your wife won’t thank you 😂😊👍
It's ok as long the wind bates other wise you'll after wait a long time for your food .
Thanks Brian, same issue with a Cadac we have found. A good wind and the gas flame doesn’t stand up very well. I am hoping this will fair better in the wind so will check it out when we get the right weather. Have a lovely week, Karina 😊
@@HereWeTow you can get wind deflectors this helps.
How hot does it get underneath? i.e. is it coo enough to be put on any type of camping table?
We had it on our Isabella lightweight table and there was no sign of heat damage. I didn’t notice any heat underneath when cleaning it after cooking. I will check next time I use it but it seems safe to put on a camping table. Karina
@@HereWeTow Thanks Karina, for the price, I think we are just going to try one out. 👍
I had been looking at the electronic Cadac but this would be so much cheaper. Great review!
Thanks for watching Katrina, it is a doddle to use, even I can figure it out. Have a lovely week, Karina
Couple of silicon rings for cooking the eggs, would mean you could keep everything warm on the grill whilst doing your eggs.
Thank you Steven, I’ve found some on Amazon! 👍 Jules
Nice vid. Well demonstrated. Loved the throw away line where you said you paid for it. Made me chuckle. Looks a good bit of kit. 1800w is still quite hefty in the grand scheme of things for sites offering 10/16w electricity. Have you run it off an inverter at all yet?
All the best from Mal, Dave and Sally the lab
The SilvertopMotorhomers
Thank you Dave and Sally, yes we do buy things like everyone else, we are pleased with it. We said on a 10A supply site you would have to be careful but our friend had no issues with his on a 16A. We don’t have an inverter on this Motorhome and the cadac would have to come out if we were off grid. You can buy an 800 and 1500w model that’s slightly smaller if you wanted less drain on the power. Roll on the better weather now. Have a nice week, Karina and Jules
@@HereWeTow Lovely reply guys. Thanks again and defo one to look at 👍
Great review 👍
Thank you Tony
I was looking for something like this but I thought the wattage on this was too high for most sites I’m a beginner to caravanning and I get confused with watts and volts any advice would be appreciated
Hi Linda, I have seen a 1500w too. This 1800 uses 4A it says on the information. That will still give you plenty of supply for other electric appliances but if you were to have a your heating and microwave on at the same time you would be at the limit of most sites. This device is for camping and caravanning so shouldn’t cause many issues. 😊 Karina
@@HereWeTow thankyou Karina
What time am I popping around for dinner?
Cooking starts about 5.30pm 👍
Brilliant video...every time you said £30 I was kicking myself for paying £48 for mine 😞
😂We love ours and even use it at home…
Hi Karina x
Is this going to lead to a new series of Teppanyaki to Tum? 😁
Enjoyed as ever
Howard x
Thanks Howard, I hope all is good with you and Mrs B 😊 Tin to Teppanyaki here we come! Karina
@@HereWeTow Tep2Tum! It needs doing!
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Why would you need any BBQ what a bargain i've been thinking about getting something like this, you pay for electricity on your pitch so.
Great video Karina thanks Joules i'll be around for breakfast thanks.
Take care both xx
Thanks, breakfast starts about 9am 👍
Think I would use one of them more than a bbq.searching ebay now.
It’s certainly easier to carry and more lightweight thank the Cadac. The Cadac will still be good if we’re not on EHU. Thank you for watching Ian 😊 Karina and Jules
@@HereWeTow Very rarely not have ehu so ideal for me.
get some egg rings and put some water in the drip tray the oil will float easier to clean
Thanks William..found some on Amazon 👍
That was some precision cooking there Jules. We've been grilling on our Teppanyaki for 4 years or so and find it very satisfactory. It's light, easy to store and to clean, we wouldn't be without it.
We live in Bristol and we're always looking for local sites to visit for the odd couple of nights away. May I ask where you were staying while filming.
Thanks again for the informative vlog.
Hi Robert, we were at Hurn Lane Caravan and Motorhome Club site at Brean. Next time we are going to try Warren Farm. Glad you like your teppanyaki too. 👍Jules
Us fro Tess Travels loves ours so much so we bought 2. 😂
That’s just showing off 😉 Thanks for watching!
They have this same grill in argos under a different name. similar price.
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Can you do Rotis or Chapattis on this ???
Yes you could, you can do pancakes too..
@@HereWeTow Many thanks for letting me know. Much appreciated. 🙏🇬🇧
I love mine .
cook everything on it . Wouldn't part with mine .
Thanks Diane, really pleased with it so far 😊
I'll give Jules a 9 out of 10 for his bacon, but that egg?... unless he improved off-camera, at best a 3!😂... no egg white control...
😂More practice needed and we have ordered some rings to do the eggs in. I feel a 10/10 coming up…😊 Have a nice week Jared, Karina and Jules
Ah, I wondered what the hell this was.... Now I know.
I am sorry.... but... 1800 watts... is NOT low wattage... regular electric fry pan... 1800 watts...
One could always warm ones bottom on it in cold conditions! 🥵🥵🥵
😂 How are you Peter? Nice to see you drop in, have a good week and take care, Karina 😊
All these tests make me laugh, all the hot plates are the same with different names on them and nobody seems how to use them properly or get the timing right.
We love ours..even use it at home.. 👍
We only have a small one, but it gets plenty of use. Easy to clean too.
We are really pleased with it so far 😊
I really don't get it. I bought one, and it was constantly going on and then off - it was impossible to keep a constant temperature. Chipolatas were burned on the outside and undercooked in the middle.
0/10 and will be going in the bin when we get home. Over hyped rubbish.
Ours is excellent, we use it all the time, even at home for BBQs.. we use it at setting 1 or 2..no more. If you are having issues take it back for a refund as it shouldn’t be doing that.