Technical Details
- Healthy no fat crisps with all the delicious taste
- Includes potato slicer and cooking rack for cooking home made crisps in minutes
- Simple and quick to use
- Microwave, Dishwasher, Fridge and Freezer safe
- Makes 24 crisps at one time, Size: 13cm x 5cm
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The Kitchen Craft microwave crisp maker is simple and easy to use and makes healthly homemade crisps in minutes. The microwave crisp maker comes complete with potato slicer to prepare the crisps quickly and evenly. It also includes a cooking rack to stack each crisp neatly and ready for cooking in the microwave. The crisp maker lets you enjoy home made crisps within minutes and season to your specific taste and requirement. Makes twenty-four crisps at one time.
Product Description
Kitchen Craft Kitchen Craft Microwave Crisp Maker, Display Boxed KCMCRISP
- A simple and easy to use microwave crisp maker with a potato slicer and cooking rack for making healthy home made crisps within minutes. Makes twenty-four crisps at one time.
- Microwave oven safe up to 200°C (392°F.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Display boxed
- A simple and easy to use microwave crisp maker with a potato slicer and cooking rack for making healthy home made crisps within minutes. Makes twenty-four crisps at one time.
- Microwave oven safe up to 200°C (392°F.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Display boxed
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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The crisp maker is very compact, and packs down into a surprisingly small box. The design is ingenious, and once you get the knack the potato slicer is very easy to use (but do be careful of the blade which is very sharp). But it is a bit fragile all round, and I found that even after seven minutes in an 800 watt microwave, a good half of the slices were still soft and soggy. The ones that were completely cooked were very tasty, nice and crispy, so I would say that it will do the job if you make sure you do not fill the holding rack with slices but leave every other one empty. It would have been nice to have some suggestions for flavourings, too. If you have lots of spare time to make your crisps, this would be a good way to do it, but if like me you are providing them to at least two kids every time you'd better get started early...
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Easy to use but you do need some strength to cut the potato and once you find the right time for your microwave they turn out great. We use a 800 watt microwave and it takes 6 minutes for the crisps to be cooked without burning. There is no plastic taste and different potatoes give different tastes. One tip I would give is to dry each slice slightly with kitchen roll before putting into the microwave and season after they are cooked.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I ordered this after a friend had purchased the more expensive version and had a taste of her crisps. I was doubtful they could taste good out of a microwave! I was wrong. This one is extremely good value and works as good as hers.
I find that cutting the potato in half then using fingers slice it (with the slicer included) until about an inch or so left and then use the holder obviously being careful of fingers. I then laid the slices out on kitchen paper and salted with coarse salt. Lay another sheet of kitchen roll on top and roll over with a rolling pin. This gets rid of excess water and the salt doesn't fall off as much. Put in the microwave, mine is 850 and 5 mins was perfect, models vary of course. Then leave for two mins and the crisps firm up. all my batches have been perfect following this route. I have just found out to make salt and vinegar mix them together in a small bowl until absorbed and then sprinkle on the crisps. As yet to have done this but will give it a go otherwise i shall be purchasing salt and vinegar seasoning!! I am so pleased i have ordered 2 more for friends.
I find that cutting the potato in half then using fingers slice it (with the slicer included) until about an inch or so left and then use the holder obviously being careful of fingers. I then laid the slices out on kitchen paper and salted with coarse salt. Lay another sheet of kitchen roll on top and roll over with a rolling pin. This gets rid of excess water and the salt doesn't fall off as much. Put in the microwave, mine is 850 and 5 mins was perfect, models vary of course. Then leave for two mins and the crisps firm up. all my batches have been perfect following this route. I have just found out to make salt and vinegar mix them together in a small bowl until absorbed and then sprinkle on the crisps. As yet to have done this but will give it a go otherwise i shall be purchasing salt and vinegar seasoning!! I am so pleased i have ordered 2 more for friends.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good
This is an effective way to have healthier snack crisps.
Be careful with other vegetables like sweet potatoes,
they shrink away and burn if left too long.
Be careful with other vegetables like sweet potatoes,
they shrink away and burn if left too long.
Published 8 days ago by M. Francis
Early Days Yet
This is more the wife's department but I've had a few goes and the finished product is a bit iffy. She has also tried with the same result. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Bob
Cheap imatation
A complete waste of time, fiddly and crisps shrivel up before they crispup.
Buy the more expensive boards They are far superior
This went in the bin Useless
Buy the more expensive boards They are far superior
This went in the bin Useless
Published 1 month ago by Caz
not a great item
Not a very easy item to use, has to be very small bits of potato to fit in little slots, takes longer than it says to cook them and you have to be very careful that they don't... Read more
Published 2 months ago by clare68
Fire hazard!
Went up in flames the 1st time I tried to use it! Not recommended, unless you're after a new kitchen on the insurance.
Published 2 months ago by Arielultra
Not very crisp maker
Although at first glance this looks to be good value for the price as you get a slicer on top of the container, saving you the hassle of using a knife, I found that the blade... Read more
Published 3 months ago by NeilS
Melted plastic!
I was excited to receive this as I am doing slimming world....but very disappointingly, the plastic on the rack melted! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mrs. J. Kitchen
Great little gadget!
I purchased one of these the other day and I've used it every day since! I find that bags of crisps you buy in the shops are loaded with salt, additives and really strong... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mariaud999
Not as good as we hoped
While this does make very good crisps you do need to mess with the timings a bit in order to achieve the desired result. Might just be down to the microwave though.
Published 4 months ago by Pearce
Doesn't really work
I gave this the benefit of the doubt (2 stars) because I didn't try it out for long. Let's be honest, was it really going to work? Read more
Published 5 months ago by R. J. Morris
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