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I know I've posted about this before, but when I roadtrip, the A4 comes with.  It's light, fairly easy to keep clean, fits on most hotel countertops.  I use it on the patio during pleasant weather for al fresco cooking.  I do have all the accessory pans, I paid full price when the A4 was first offered.   @JoNorvelleWalker makes a good point about the takoyaki pan, it does a good job for meatballs and egg bites.   I am more than satisfied with the device and accessories.  I did order the deal for a second one as a backup or possibly a gift.   

 

That being said, there are very similar appliances like this one (eG-friendly Amazon.com link) that exist.  I don't think it's an unusual cooker appliance in Asia, but in North America, it's a bit of an anomaly.

 

 

lemniscate

lemniscate

I know I've posted about this before, but when I roadtrip, the A4 comes with.  It's light, fairly easy to keep clean, fits on most hotel countertops.  I use it on the patio during pleasant weather for al fresco cooking.  I do have all the accessory pans, I paid full price when the A4 was first offered.   @JoNorvelleWalker makes a good point about the takoyaki pan, it does a good job for meatballs and egg bits.   I am more than satisfied with the device and accessories.  I did order the deal for a second one as a backup or possibly a gift.   

 

That being said, there are very similar appliances like this one (eG-friendly Amazon.com link) that exist.  I don't think it's an unusual cooker appliance in Asia, but in North America, it's a bit of an anomaly.

 

 

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