Automatic Mini Donut Maker

Automatic Mini Donut Maker

Move over Cake Pop Bakery, now my heart is set on the Automatic Mini Donut Maker. This awesome kitchen appliance automatically makes mini donuts, and what is better than warm, fresh donuts? The dough-nu-matic machine from Nostalgia Electrics automatically forms, fries, and drains delicious donuts in just a minute. It makes up to 30 donuts per batch, which sounds about the right amount to me. (Come on, that isn’t that many since they’re small.)

Just like with Cake Pops, I think these mini doughnuts would be great fun to decorate. With various frostings and sprinkles, you can make some delicious desserts that look as good as they taste.

Automatic Mini Donut Maker

Now you can have a tasty treat without having some dude yelling at you to knock down milk bottles to win a kewpie doll. This mini donut maker automatically forms, fries and drains delicious mini donuts in less than a minute! Just sprinkle with sugar, cinnamon or cocoa powder and serve. Don’t forget that cold glass of milk. Enclosed oil fryer for minimum cleanup. Fun for any occasion. Can’t you just taste them?

Nostalgia Electrics MDF-200 Automatic Mini Donut Factory

Nostalgia Electrics MDF-200 Automatic Mini Donut Factory

  • Dough dispensing mechanism creates the perfect sized mini donut
  • Makes up to 30 donuts per batch
  • Stainless steel spatulas turn and delivers donuts to the dispensing chute
  • Safety guard lids keeps hands away from hot oil
  • Includes drip tray to change oil after each use

Order the Mini Donut Factory Donut Maker for $149.99 with free shipping at Kotula’s. The Nostalgia Electrics MDF-200 Automatic Mini Donut Factory is also available for $134.39 with free shipping from Amazon.com. (Both of these automatic doughnut machines are made by Nostalgia Electric and from the pictures they both appear to be exactly the same except for the color of the plastic and the design of the decals.)

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