Anything that's shiny, red, and makes quesadillas is worth buying --it's a motto to live by. The Santa Fe Quesadilla Maker has all theseproperties and one more -- it's delightfully cheap.
Throw somemeat, vegetables, or hell, go crazy, and through some utensils on atortilla, put it into the Santa Fe maker, wait five minutes and voila-- you've got yourself a delicious fork quesadilla. Able to fittortillas that are up to 12 inches in diameter, with the ability todivide your quesadilla into six sections during pressing, the Santa FeQuesadilla Maker is like having your own shiny, tiny, and red Mexicancook.
Coated with nonstick Teflon, the quesadillas easilyslide out of the maker -- and cleanup is simple and fast. The makereven has a built-in drip tray which, like the small curious hand ofyour child, will grab stray bits of melted cheese and fillingingredients. The handle stays cool, the body locks up -- and storage isas easy as picking up the maker and stashing it in a counter.
Thequesadillas it makes are fantastic. There are some mild problems,however. The fact that you're paying $15 dollars shows that the qualityisn't going to be superb. In other words, latches breaking and the likeare common problem in the maker. Also, while the handle stays cool, theactual maker is blazing hot -- so hot that you can probably boil eggswhile you make quesadillas -- but as long as you're careful, itshouldn't be too much of a problem.
Cheap, delicious andgorgeously red -- the Santa Fe maker's a good addition to the kitchen.So, have some people over, make some quesadilla's and have -- dare wesay it -- a fiesta.
Things That Make It Special:
* Includes a recipe book.
* 1-year limited warranty.
* Can cook quesadillas in 4 to 5 minutes.
* Can fit up tortillas of up to 12 inches in diameter.
* Nonstick cooking plates.
* Built-in dip tray.
* Includes power and ready light.
* Upright storage.
* Makes you feel ethnic.
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