20.5cm Cast Iron Tortilla Press by StarBlue with FREE 100 Pieces Oil Paper and Recipes e-book - Tool to make Indian style Chapati, Tortilla, Roti

This press is a heavy beast and does a great job. The pressed Tortillas are perfect and the unit should last a lifetime, although it's cast iron so drop it at your peril! The weight of it means you have to be careful if you have stone worktops. It's heavy and if your grip strength is not good you may want to consider a lighter unit but for us this is perfect.

I received a 10 Inches Cast Iron Tortilla Press with FREE 100 Pieces of Oil Paper in great conditions. It is very sturdy and ideal to make amazing tortillas and other flatbreads. The tortillas came out thin enough and circular every time! The oil papers helped to make easy and mess-free tortillas. I was very pleased with my purchase.☺️

Top lid opens maximum 90 degree and it falls on your hand while using.It don’t press to tortilla thickness.It’s pressing plates are not balanced from inside and press right side of tortilla more than left side.It leaves very rough texture of iron on tortilla during press.I don’t know for what purpose I can use this item.It’s just a piece of cost iron that you buy.

well made and does the job well.one side does come out slightly thinner than the other but if you rotate 180 and squeeze again, it’s then pretty even.

I got this to help create keto bread-type recipes including keto fathead pizza dough. It's very easy to use and you can adjust the thinness by applying more/less pressure. The results are great when using parchment paper (they provide 100 discs), and consistently round and professional looking with a little practice. Definitely great for those on keto who miss certain carb products! When off keto, I'll also look forward to using it for carb recipes (e.g. corn tacos, dumplings).The only negative is that the entire item is cast iron – there's no rubber padding. I place mine on a silicone baking mat to avoid damaging the worktop. In this price range, they all lack padding so I can't deduct a point; it's just something to be mindful of when using/storing.

Overpriced. It tells you to use their sheets but your dough will still stick. It is sturdy but feels like it could like fall apart at any point. Still heavy and could break something with it but it does feel all Clanky and janky

Great for flour or corn tortillas

Pros:It's a pretty simple piece of kitchen equipment so it's easy to use.Cast iron makes it sturdy and gives it a nice heft.Cons:Rough edges on handle and edges of the pressRandom scratchmarks on the press straight out of the box (see pictures)