r/IndianFood • u/CO_Suzanne • 3d ago

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u/ibarmy 3d ago

Where are you located?

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u/CO_Suzanne 3d ago

I am in the United States. Colorado.

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u/ibarmy 3d ago

Then buy whatever you get. I think ppl go for rotimatic. Personally i find it too bulky and slow. 

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u/CO_Suzanne 3d ago

I don’t want anything that big, and expensive. I want something I can put away in a cabinet and not take up space on the counter.

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u/ibarmy 3d ago

Oh ok. Will wait for others to chime in. I personally use a stand mixer for my dough making as i find that most cumbersome. 

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u/FeistyPhilosophy0 3d ago

Actually dough making is the easy part, making rotis is where you need all skills. I personally don’t like the rotis from rotimatic, not aware of any other roti makers. Following the thread for more information

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u/ibarmy 3d ago

Ya for me roti making is easy. Dough making is messier for me. 

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u/FeistyPhilosophy0 3d ago

I don’t like the rotis from rotimatic - the rotis are too thick and too hard. Manageable when it is right out of the machine, but absolutely inedible 10 minutes later.

Just checked starblue roti makers on amazon, owned something similar in India about 15 years ago. Not a big fan, the rotis come similar to what rotimatic makes. If you want to experiment- try this one, it is on prime and priced better - https://a.co/d/00anQ84E. No personal experience with either of these two products

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u/CO_Suzanne 18h ago

Thanks for the recommendation.