BELLA 13547 Cake Pop & Donut Hole Maker, Turquoise

Not sure what the people who says this doesn't work are talking about. It is easy and fun. Spray people and they won't stick. And, only 5 minutes worked for me with the additional 1 minute with the top open as in instructions. I used Duncan Hines (Red Velvet) as well and dipped in Duncan Hines frosting (microwave for a few seconds). We have batter left so we'll do more later this week and next, Brownie Cake Pops! We even bought the sticks.Here is a tip: Use a plastic bottle like a ketchup or mustard bottle you buy (I found a clear one from Target) for getting the right amount of batter in the holes without any mess. It takes patience to get the batter in the bottle but it really worth the effort and makes it easier for my daughter to do this herself (mess free).

PROSIt works - our cake pops came out nice and round (needing a bit of trimming at seam).Easy to get cake pops out of unit.CONThe molds do not come out of the unit (the way they do on griddles and waffle makers) - so over time, unless you clean scrupulously, tacky oil residue could build up.

Beware this shows 12 cake balls. I just had 1 sent and it only has six cake balls I'm sending it back

Just got it in the mail.. After reading so many reviews of people saying they burned. I took the advice of one lady and let it warm up. Unpluged it. Filled it. And plugged it back in.. Cook time for me was no where near 4-6 mins... Maybe 2 mins.Over all im happy.Id like to point out the middle is where i started. Maybe starting on thr outside would make them not "Saturn" as much?I know its just my first use. But seams good to go for me.I made pancake balls.

The instructions are not very good. To get a round ball like it shows you have to bake a half then put it on top of the other half bake it together. But after you figure it out then you can move on.

It is a nifty gadget. However, I used it twice, followed the instructions, used plastic tongs to remove the balls, and the non stick coating chipped off of the unit. It was only the second time I used it.

Easy to use. Follow instructions in the booklet and they will turn out perfect. The only con is that I didn’t wait for the cake pops to cool before removing and the cake pop well scratched from the tool I was using to remove them.

Very easy to use. I got this for my daughter (12yrs) to make cake pops since she loves to bake. This makes it very simple and easy for her to do some baking without me standing by her side worried she may burn down the kitchen. I still haven't figured out how to get them perfectly round and they seem to come out a little burnt every time. I don't know if that's user error or the product.