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Tortilla maker is sliding
 
            
                
                    ksra                
                
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                    Hi All,
I dont know where to write.so writing here.
I bought a new tortilla maker from India.But the dough ball keeps sliding off when I press that
If anyone knows any idea could you please let me know how should I do it please
I spent a lot of money
waiting eagerly for all of your replies
Many Thanks
                I dont know where to write.so writing here.
I bought a new tortilla maker from India.But the dough ball keeps sliding off when I press that
If anyone knows any idea could you please let me know how should I do it please
I spent a lot of money
waiting eagerly for all of your replies
Many Thanks
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            Hello There, I doubt you got a Tortilla maker from India as its Mexicans that do Tortilla ;-) You must have bought something else.
 If you post a picture here, then at least we can see what machine it is.0
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            Use a frying pan.If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0
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 Your first name is Thomas rather than Alan and I claim the £5.00. Why shouldn't OP have bought one in India?Hello There, I doubt you got a Tortilla maker from India as its Mexicans that do Tortilla ;-) You must have bought something else.
 CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0
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            Make dumplings, and stand the tortilla maker on them ?0
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 Is that suggestion a reflection of the quality of your dumplings?mart.vader wrote: »Make dumplings, and stand the tortilla maker on them ? 
 CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0
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            Your first name is Thomas rather than Alan and I claim the £5.00. Why shouldn't OP have bought one in India?
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 Perhaps I know a bit about cooking and I am guessing the OP has bought a machine for making a popular Indian food that looks like a Tortilla but is not one 
 It's a bit like seeing a petrol powered car and buying a diesel one and filling it with petrol and wondering why it doesn't work :rotfl:
 Got it?0
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            Hi All,
 I dont know where to write.so writing here.
 I bought a new tortilla maker from India.But the dough ball keeps sliding off when I press that
 If anyone knows any idea could you please let me know how should I do it please
 I spent a lot of money
 waiting eagerly for all of your replies
 Many Thanks
 I guess you bought this. I dare not look at the price you paid for that piece of equipment :eek: But you could try flattening the dough ball slightly in the palm of your hand before putting it in the chapathi maker, it might prevent the tortilla from slipping.Mortgage: @ Feb. 2007: £133,200; Apr. 2011: £24,373; May 2011: £175,999; Jun 2013: ~£97K; Mar. 2014 £392,212.73; Dec. 2015: £327,051.77; Mar. 2016: ~£480K; Mar. 2017 £444,445.74
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 Perhaps OP has. Perhaps guesswork isn't that much of a virtue and if he wants to call it a tortilla why shouldn't he?Perhaps I know a bit about cooking and I am guessing the OP has bought a machine for making a popular Indian food that looks like a Tortilla but is not one 
 No its not thats entirely different. The same machine can be used to make chapatis, tortillas or rotis. Got it?It's a bit like seeing a petrol powered car and buying a diesel one and filling it with petrol and wondering why it doesn't work :rotfl:
 CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0
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