Libra Roti Maker Machine Automatic - Electric Roti Maker with Non-Stick 8 inch Plates and Durable Handle, Auto Temperature Control Chapati Maker Machine with Indicator Lights, 900 Watts, Silver

U & my friends tried many brands but everything flopped. I was curious seeing some good reviews for libra, so bought it. Verdict: it definitely works with some practice. Tips: 1. Be prepared to waste a lot of flour. Practice makes perfection. 2. 900 watts model is the best. The lower heat gives us full control over temperature. I bought 950 watts model later. The non stick coating is better & i finally learned to use this too but i still feel 900 w is better. 3. Knead the flour in the normal way. Shld not be too thick or runny. Place it above the centre & press. Flip it once. The momen you see bubbles, move the roti towards the end of handle & close the lid. It will fluff. It it breaks anywhere, just press with a cloth. 4. If you find that the roti is cracking like earthquake then it means the machine is too hot. Switch it off for 2 mins & continue. 5. You can add ghee after the roti fluffs 6. See my video for reference

Very smartly remived return option for this waste product

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Kabhi Phulka kabhi tandoori roti . Unpredictable!

The Libra Rotimaker is a practical solution for anyone looking to skip the tedious rotimaking process. Features a sturdy stainless steel body and effective non-stick plates that prevent tearing of dough.

Total non useful because it is giving so much of current so I can say it is waste of money

I was really excited to buy this, hoping it would make life easier and save time in the kitchen. Unfortunately, my experience has been extremely disappointing. I tried using it on 3-4 separate occasions, and I was very careful to follow all the instructions. I even watched several online tutorials to make sure I was using the right technique and dough consistency. No matter what I did, the result was the same every single time: hard, rubbery rotis that were half-cooked in the middle. It's incredibly frustrating. I've given up on it completely. Since I was past the return window by the time I admitted defeat, the machine is now just gathering dust in a cabinet. This was a complete waste of money. I cannot recommend this product at all. You are much better off making rotis the old-fashioned way, which is easier and gives a far better result than this machine.

I’ve been using the Libra roti maker for a few days now, and it really makes cooking easier. Rotis come out soft and evenly cooked once you get the hang of it. It saves time, especially on busy mornings.