Norpro Taco Press

Name: Norpro Taco Press
Brand: Norpro
SKU: 0885585352108
Price: 41.49 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Norpro

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DESCRIÇÃO DO PRODUTO Medidas: 13 x 2,5 x 3,5 / 33 cm x 6 cm x 9 cm As cascas de tacos frescos têm um sabor muito melhor do que os comprados na loja! O processo de fazer tacos em casa ficou muito mais fácil, com esta prensa de taco de design exclusivo! Use para moldar tortilhas em cascas de taco frescas, crocantes e fritas! Mais rápido, mais seguro e mais fácil do que o antigo método de garfo e pinça. Simples e fácil de usar! Tacos perfeitos sempre! A alça em forma de L fica apoiada na borda da fritadeira para proteger suas mãos do óleo quente. Feito de aço cromado, com alças plásticas emborrachadas que permanecem frias. Ótimo para uso com tortillas de milho ou farinha! O molde mede 4-1/4 de polegada de diâmetro. A Norpro foi fundada em 1973 com a visão de projetar, fabricar e fornecer utensílios de cozinha do mais alto calibre. A oferta da Norpro de produtos inovadores e de alta qualidade para cozinhar, preparar e servir alimentos são produzidos com materiais e artesanato superiores. AMAZON.COM Esta é a ferramenta essencial para moldar tortilhas em cascas de taco fritas e crocantes. Simplesmente coloque uma pequena tortilla no molde (mede 4-1/2 polegadas de diâmetro) e aperte a alça para pressionar a tortilla em forma de U. Mergulhe a prensa em óleo quente e as tortillas fritam em uma casca de taco crocante adequada para rechear com carne moída ou picadillo, queijo ralado, alface e salsa. A prensa de aço inoxidável mede 13 polegadas no total e a alça forma um L para que possa descansar na borda da fritadeira e proteger sua mão de respingos de óleo quente. O plástico emborrachado cobre as alças para que fiquem frias. A prensa pode ser lavada na lava-louças. --Fred Brack

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EAN: 0885585352108

Categorias Casa e Cozinha, Cozinha e sala de jantar, Bakeware, Ferramentas e acessórios para panificação, Passadeiras para biscoitos,

Ótimo para uso com tortillas de milho ou farinha!. Feito de aço cromado, com alças plásticas emborrachadas que permanecem frias. A alça em forma de L fica apoiada na borda da fritadeira para proteger suas mãos do óleo quente. Use para moldar tortilhas em cascas de taco frescas, crocantes e fritas! Mais rápido, mais seguro e mais fácil do que o antigo método de garfo e pinça. Simples e fácil de usar! Tacos perfeitos sempre! As cascas de tacos frescos têm um sabor muito melhor do que as compradas na loja! O processo de fazer tacos em casa ficou muito mais fácil, com esta prensa de taco de design exclusivo!

Brand	Norpro
Color	Red Handle
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 4,019 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Department	Mens
Finish Type	Plated Steel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Dishwasher Safe	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.5 x 3.5 x 13 inches
Item model number	1061
Item Weight	0.25 Pounds
Item Weight	4 ounces
Manufacturer	Norpro
Material	Chromed Steel
Product Dimensions	2.5 x 3.5 x 13 inches
Style	Modern

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Scritto da: Cynthia Bailey

Love the idea!

This is great if you’re making taco shells in a deep frying dish, but, not as useful for doing it in a frying pan of oil. We tweaked ours like someone else mentioned, by bending it on our vise in the garage. That helped it, but it’s still hard to get the bottom of the taco shell done in the middle outside.

Scritto da: Jesse C.

Taco Shell Maker

Best little gadget for frying taco shells.very easy to use with a deep fryer.makes things a lot easier & quicker.

Scritto da: Wicked Vocalist

Does one side

The taco has to be removed from the gadget to cook both sides. I use a regular frying pan with about an inch of oil. This is designed for a deep fryer, and I don’t have enough oil for all that!

Scritto da: Dawn Armstrong

Worked as expected

They worked great as intended. However, cooking one shell at a time was tedious and time consuming. In the future, I would cook all of the shells in advance so they are done when it's time to eat. I felt that the shell was too wide. Might want to put a squeeze on the tongs to make the shell opening smaller. The trouble is when the shell opening is too wide you have to squeeze it together after filling to get your mouth around it. This causes the shell to crack at the bottom and you can’t put your taco down or it falls apart. We attempted to try and not cook the shell too long and leave it a tad “chewy” but it was almost impossible to gauge exactly when in the cooking process this was ideal. The other problem will be, if you make the shell tongs too narrow and have to open them a little to fit your fillings in, it will again have the tendency to crack the shell. Will give them a 2nd try.

Scritto da: OES Gwynedd

Need to use an extremely large pot

I hae been able to "make do" with this. But the long tines of the handle make it horrible to use. This should be able to use very easy. Unfortunately one must be a Chinese extorsioner

Scritto da: Christopher Bailey

Great for small shells

The overall size is perfect for regular corn tortillas or small fajita size flour tortillas. Larger soft taco regular sized flour tortillas do not fit all that well and become a little deformed but otherwise still work. My children love fried flour tortillas which are not readily available prebought so this works great for us!

Scritto da: Natalie E. G. H.

Since then they are great. I have already used them 4 times and ...

As the tongs came there was a problem. They are way too wide. The have maybe a 60 degree angle. It took some pounding for about 5 minutes but I finally bent the tongs to an angle about the same as a taco bell taco shell of maybe 20 degree angle. Since then they are great. I have already used them 4 times and am heating up the fryer for another batch right now. The bottom of the shell is perfectly rounded. I do recommend if you use a deep fat fryer that you cook with the bottom pointed to the sky. The edges of the shell tend to bend upwards while frying and if you do top of shell upward it can bend slightly inward around the tongs making you have to pry the shell off. Cooking upside down does not seem to have this problem. I would have given a 5 stars except I did have to bend the tongs closer. I am not sure why they were made so wide. Maybe for some other dish that comes in that shape. The only other recommendation I would have to the maker of the tongs is to make them about a 1/2 inch higher per side. They fit a 5 inch tortilla perfectly and would not have the problem with removing regardless how you cooked the shell, but most of those I find in the store are 6 inches. I live alone so buying shells by the dozen is just not reasonable. This lets me fix as I want and need. It only takes about 15 seconds per shell to cook them. I use sunflower oil so I can set my fryer to max heat (it goes up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit) without smoking or chance of fire.

Scritto da: Eric Tomczyk

Taco night game changer

Pros- it works like it should, I'll never go back to tongs and folding, the shells come out crisper and are easier to fill. Cons- it's a little on the small side. This could be a pro depending on your needs though. The frame is sized for 6" tortillas, larger are possible but the edges will not be supported. Of course a bigger pan will require more oil/shortening. I didn't see any size specs in the description but it would be helpful if they listed what size pan they are meant for. When you use it you will see what I mean- the bend in the handle. But I just bent it to fit the pan I use for frying. But yeah, these are a great value. If you like to fry your own taco shells, I highly recommend them.