Your Inventions has changed our daily meal requirement. If only you design and create one to make POPPERS. Egg cheese and drop in a Well (bottom half) meat or veggies. Easy on the road hand held meal. Same size a Chaffee but TRIANGLE shaped in yellow or purple. I have the others but in different colors. Just a thought

Purchased this before the holidays to make single servings desserts for the family, kids especially enjoyed having their own baby bundts! No leftovers to deal with after the gatherings! I freeze them and thaw for my dessert when my sweet tooth needs it. Love being able to have a dessert that doesn't have leftovers! Highly Recommend

I was very happy to receive this cute little cake maker a few weeks ago. It makes a wonderful size for gift giving and the recipients were thrilled with the size and taste of the cakes. I made them the chocolate gluten free recipe in the accompanying booklet - very tasty. For home use, we are now a household of two and the cake is a perfect size for us. I will continue to explore the capabilities of this little gem. I've been delighted with all my Dash appliances. Thanks!

I am enjoying this mini for my single serving cake recipes. I make them for myself almost every day now. This mini Bundt cake maker is super high quality and cooks evenly and fast. It has a lift inside to make it easy to remove the cake once its cooked. So fun. I have ordered more items from Dash now that I know what great quality they are.

Thank you, Dash, for making these small appliances! Those of us who are dieting appreciate having small portions which are easily made. We can "endulge" without the guilt of having a large cake or pie sitting on the counter! Both my waistline and my tummy thank you!

I wanted to serve individual bundt cake desserts, so started making 6 for my guests. The first four were terrific. The fifth one cooked unevenly and when taken out of the unit half of the cake didn't fully bake so batter spilled out of that side. At that point the lifting bar wouldn't fit back into the unit so it wouldn't close and making enough for dessert was out of the question. I was very disappointed.

Finally tried out my Mini Bundt Maker and it was perfect! I got 4 Bundt cakes out of the recipe book that came with it. Being a vegan, I was able to substitute the dairy products for vegan ones (Just Egg, Almond milk instead of buttermilk) and I used Apple Cider Vinegar instead of white. The cakes came out perfect......moist and a little crisp around the edges. They were perfectly baked on the inside. Took 12 minutes for each cake. Nothing stuck to the inside of the Bundt maker and I didnt even have to spray it first. Great little machine like all of the others. Cant go wrong with Dash!

The first time I used this, I was pleasantly surprised. The recipe makes 4 cakes. I overcooked the first, but it was still tasty. I had some Cream Cheese frosting to put on top. The second was perfect and the frosting was a good addition. I made the 2 additional cakes and frosted them for my Caregiver and daughter. Probably going to use at least 1 or 2 times a month. Don't want to get too full.

it's a little tricky at first to know how much batter to add, but it works great even when you're a little short. i tried the orange olive oil cake from the recipe book but swapped the orange for lemon and it was delicious! super light and fluffy and baked even faster than the time listed in the recipe (fully baked at 9-10 minutes rather than the 12 minutes listed). perfect for when you want a little treat and don't want to bake a whole cake or turn on the oven in the summer.

I have only used mine once so far. I'm higher elevation, so I have to learn to moderate the recipe. I did vanilla, and my batter was....like cookie dough. I managed to spoon it into the maker, smooth it out a bit, had no idea what to expect. My results were very heavy, more like a heavy donut. But still tasty. Next time I plan to make sure my batter is pour-able. That will probably help a lot! I must say though....although it takes time, waiting for each one, I didn't cool it off after each or anything. I just easily removed one, put it on a plate, put the tool back on and made the next one. And it was fun, so there's that! I'm doing gingerbread next.