3 In 1 Breakfast Station

3 In 1 Breakfast Station: Gone are the times when you make coffee separately and prepare your rest of breakfast including pancakes and eggs separately. This 3 in 1 breakfast maker allows you to make everything in your breakfast in same place and same time, saving you time and taking convenience to next level.

With just one appliance, the 3 in 1 breakfast station provides a complete meal. Take advantage of the large nonstick griddle to cook an assortment of breakfast meats and eggs while enjoying a cup of coffee from the 4-cup coffee maker.

If you’ve got a 7-inch frozen pizza, you can toast up to four slices of bread at a time in this multi-functional toaster. In the interest of user safety, a 30-minute timer with automatic shutoff is included. The griddle and oven tray can be easily removed for cleaning after the meal is finished.

Consider the 3in1 Breakfast Maker, if your family isn’t large enough to necessitate large appliances or you live alone and don’t need to heat up those appliances. You could make all of your favorite foods with this multi-purpose appliance. Tossing hamburger patties on the griddle while toasting the buns in the oven, or baking 7-inch pizzas, or even reheating leftovers are all possibilities.

The 3-in-1 Breakfast Station is the ideal all-in-one appliance for your home, office, or dorm room because of its fun, durable design and 30-minute auto shut-off.

The only drawback to this appliance is that it does not have temperature control. Cooking function determines the temperature setting.

Online Reviews of 3in1 Breakfast Maker

Review #1

In spite of the medium reviews, I decided to buy this for my camper van because I couldn’t find a better product with more positive reviews. It’s fantastic. Coffee is superior to what I’ve been brewing at home. Toaster ovens may be small, but they’re capable of heating up a variety of foods. I was able to cook a few eggs on top with no issues at all. There aren’t any temperature settings or the ability to use multiple areas at once because it is a small, compact, and let’s face it, inexpensive item, but for a solo camping trip, it is more than adequate. For the best results, I recommend using finely ground coffee. The coffee pot and the glass lid should be securely fastened in your camper if you intend to use it on mountain roads. A pot of coffee requires between 50 and 55 watts, 35 watts to reheat a quiche, and 45 watts to cook two eggs on top of it.

Review #2

A few too many people are dumping on this and expecting to replace their entire kitchen with it. It’s not meant to be a one-size-fits-all solution. However, it’s a great option for college students, campers, and perhaps even efficiency/apartment dwellers. The coffee maker is simple to use and does an excellent job of brewing coffee. In fact, it makes the best coffee I’ve ever tasted from this machine. Two mugs’ worth of liquid is in the case of a four cup capacity, which equates to about 24 ounces. Do you want to learn more? It needs to be refilled… Only a few minutes are needed. What about the toaster oven? (bonus: comes with a scoop.. nice!) Toasted well (though you’ll want to use an eyeball because it’s easy to burn the perfect toast in a hurry), but haven’t baked with it yet. Adjusting times for temperature variations appears to be a matter of trial and error, but it appears to be useful. A pot pie, a French bread pizza or an entree would be a good fit for it, but it’s not going to be able to handle anything larger. No, I’m not sure what you mean. My main gripes are as follows: For starters, the glass lid may not fit snugly, allowing you to lose some of the heat that’s necessary for an even cook or grill. Secondly… If you want more than a two-egg omelets, the griddle won’t accommodate you (especially if you add bacon or sausage). Other than that, it is large enough for eggs & bacon or sausage, and since the griddle is heated from the “grill” element in the toaster oven, a bit of unevenness is inevitable, but after a couple go-rounds, you should be able to figure out where the “sweet spots” are, and lay out your food accordingly. It takes some time to get used to the logistics and timings, but this unit delivers the goods as promised.

There is no temperature control, per se, so there should be some temperature equivalents provided for the toaster in various applications. However, this is a very useful unit that complements an existing kitchen and provides the aforementioned applications for others who are in smaller, mobile, or even scholastic environments; I would give this an excellent rating for its usefulness and its ability to provide the above-mentioned applications.

Review #3

After using it once, I noticed a charred residue on my hands. I threw in a frozen peach cobbler and got to work cleaning. The recipe called for a 35-minute bake time for the peach cobbler. After a ten-minute wait, I caught a whiff of smoke. There is a lot of smog in this room. Seeing smoke pouring from the toaster oven, I rushed to open the door. As much as 2-3 feet of flames shot into the air. When I unplugged it, I wrapped myself in a thick bathrobe to keep it out of the way. After a few minutes, I lifted the bathrobe to see if the flames had died down, but they returned. After that, I put it out with a squirt of water. It’s a miracle that my house didn’t go up in flames. This model does not have a temperature control. While I can’t say for sure, I’m inclined to believe it played a role in the fire breaking out. Immediately after turning the oven on, the griddle on top became extremely hot to the touch. I double-checked to make sure I had the correct oven part turned on before turning it on. This is a product that I do not recommend in the slightest.

Review #4

As a consumer, I decided to try this product out for myself after reading both positive and negative reviews about it. I was blown away by how much time this appliance saved me, slashing the cooking time for chicken tenders, fish sticks, and pizza from an hour and a half to just 20 minutes; my husband was able to halve the size of a pizza; and all of the food tasted fresh and home-cooked.

Review #5

This 3-in-1 product was purchased for our teeny-tiny camper. Everything went as planned. Cooked fajitas, cookies, breakfast burritos, and a variety of other Mexican dishes. Everything turned out perfectly and was a breeze. I was unsure of the exact dimensions of the coffee maker. My husband and I both eat out of the same cup-sized pot, so I knew I’d have to make a lot of pots in the morning. So what I did was as follows. It’s easy to keep coffee warm for a long time with the new insulated stainless steel cups like Yeti(we used the walmart brand). So I’d make a pot, put it in one of those cups, cover it, and then set it aside for later use. After that, I’d start over with another pot. Using this method provided us with enough coffee, and let me tell you, I’ve owned expensive coffeemakers and this one could compete with them.

There is only one possible drawback: the glass oven door gets extremely hot. To be honest, I think the handle is a little too small to be useful.

Review #6

Because it’s small and doesn’t take up much counter space, this little combo appliance is ideal for my needs as a single person. With the main course in the oven and vegetables on the grill pan above (wrapped in a flat foil pouch so I don’t have to wash the grill pan), I can cook an entire meal in one go. It toasts perfectly, reheats pizza to perfection on the toast setting, and even fits an entire 8″ round or square baking pan, so I can bake a small cake, pie, or casserole.

Review #7

First of all, it’s darker than pictured, which I was happy about. I unboxed and washed all pieces. First, I tested the coffee pot by just running water through it. It worked perfectly.