Customer Reviews for VEVOR 110V Commercial Automatic Donut Making Machine, Single Row Auto Doughnut Maker, 7L Hopper Donut Maker with 3 Sizes Molds, Doughnut Fryer, 304 Stainless Steel Auto Donut

We could not use it with our application. Wanted to measure fudge—-but it would have more waste involved than by hand pouring.Nothing wrong with the product, it wasn’t right for our use and I returned it.

It’s quite well built. It makes a smaller donut than my other dropper, but holds a great amount of batter so not constantly stopping to refill. It has a calibration at the top that you must work out to get the right size donut. Few problems all over. Would like to see some info on the calibration though as there is nothing. I like it and I’ve made donuts for over 40 years. So I would recommend this dropper if you make large amounts.

Great

This item is great. It made the perfect donuts and it is so easy to clean and use.

I like this product so much easy and fast

The dispenser works well and is definitely high quality in terms of the material it's made out of. It will last a long time. I didn't realize that the size of the donuts would be quite so small (about 1.75 inches across at their largest) but it works!

Tried the largest setting wasn't satisfied with the size of the doughnut, but the machine work great.will keep it.

I've read a few bad reviews about this product...and it was almost enough to convince me to pass on the purchase. I'm glad I ignored them. First off, the instructions are for garbage. It helps if you already know how to make donuts.It's a simple design. It heats oil, has a hopper that drops dough into the hot oil, and a timer that flips the donuts. Pretty basic. We got the single row so we would not need to stand around and watch the donuts and prevent the dough from bumping into one another.Also, the machine needs to be wired for 30amp, single phase. Very happy with the machine, will probably purchase another this summer.

First time using an automatic donut machine, and there was a little bit of a learning curve, but I was able to get it figured out after a few tries and make nice consistent donuts. Instructions could have been clearer, but we were able to figure it out. We have only used the medium size so far, but I assume the other 2 would work just as well. A couple of things you might want to be aware of: 1. It does not come with a plug, so you will have to wire your own plug onto the cord. Not too hard to do, but I wasn't aware of it based on the description.j 2. It needs to be on its own circuit. It blew the breaker when we first turned it on because there were some other small things plugged in on the same circuit (not the same outlet), but once we moved it to a dedicated circuit it worked great. 3. The hopper needs to be pretty full of batter to get consistently sized donuts, so I don't recommend trying to test it with a small batch because you need enough dough to make it work correctly. 4. It holds a lot more oil than I initially realized. I didn't see anywhere in the instructions where it mentioned capacity, but you will need to have at least 2 gallons of oil.