Manual Corn Tortilla Maker by Monarca

I just unwrapped this thing and am not even going to use it. It arrived damaged, one of the adjuster screws in the back was bent a good 20 degrees. The guitar string, yes, you heard that correctly, the guitar string that stretches across the front was broken. Easy enough to replace, but come on... talk about a poorly thought out design. The whole thing seems really poorly designed. There's another guitar string running between the two rollers which appear to be PAINTED - REALLY?! OMG. Do NOT use this for food. I submitted a request for a refund and had to push and push to get it finalized.---ALSO YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR YOUR OWN RETURN SHIPPING DO NOT BUY, YOU'LL REGRET IT.

Perfect product! DOES NOT REQUIRED to be a scient as no instruction but USE Common sense or bit or gray matter!Machine or dough do not required OIL!! I just worked on the Corn dough right consistency. Now I can make our own healthy tortillas with seeds, herbs or even veggies. Shown photo is corn tortillas with flax, chia & quinoa seeds (boiled), a bit of celtic salt and water, that's all! Tortillas are thin but looks that thickness can be adjusted, will check it out, will use my brain again :) KUDOS!

As an owner of my own business I was excited to purchase this product to add to my already stocked kitchen. I received this tortilla maker in 2 days but what a HUGE disappointment! The item was cheaply made and 3 parts were broken in the shipping box making it impossible to use even once. Now I am waiting to get my refund and hope that I do. DON'T waste your money people!

It was a good piece of machinery for a while but it had a sound inside like they left pieces in, like those workers laying sheetrock behind a wall.

Este producto carece de inctrucciones de funcionamiento y mantenimiento

Arrived early, that is awsome but has no instructions....searching youtub for instructional videos is like solving a Chinese puzzle ..Item covered in metal shavings and stained in grease has no instructions

Idk if it was the massa i was using, or i got a defective one but it did not work. The massa just stuck onto the torilla marker. We tried making it more oily, dry, or making the dough more soggy but nothing worked.

Thanks now I can make my own tortillas