Cuisinart Six-S’more Maker Only $11.87 (Regularly $20) – Easily Make S’mores Anywhere in 5 Minutes
Have perfect S’mores anywhere in just 5 minutes!
For a limited time, hop on over to Amazon and/or HomeDepot.com and grab this super cool Cuisinart S’more to Love Six S’more Maker for just $11.87 (regularly $19.99)!
Use this Cuisinart S’more to Love Six S’more Maker to easily make six s’mores at a time in your oven, toaster oven, on your grill or on a campfire – simply stack, lock and place on your grill or in your oven! Each compartment holds the individual s’mores in place as they melt into gooey deliciousness.
And when you’re done, simply clean with soap and a non abrasive sponge! Easy peasy!
Make marshmallow-filled campfire cones – a fun twist to a traditional S’more!
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Not that I don’t like spending money on another gadget but for those who don’t, Bobby Flay had an episode where he made s’mores on the grill with just aluminum foil. You put a cracker, a piece of chocolate and a marshie stacked up and create a home with the foil, like a pouch pocket but don’t cover it. Grill for 5 min or pop in oven at 400 degrees for 6 min, until marshie is toasted. Delish and no clean up. Foil to garbage!
This is an excellent idea. Thank you!
Oh yum! Thanks for the tip, Daniela!
Once it gets hot, it looks like something I wouldn’t want to deal with.
Me neither! 😂
I bought two similar but smaller units at Target on clearance several years ago. Cool idea but guess where they are? Still in their boxes. Remembering to pull them out is always my problem lol 😜
Ha ha–I bought the same thing. Just broke it out. It seems like it should be a good idea but not so much. I’ve only used it once, but you really have to watch it because the graham crackers burn fairly easily–sometimes before the marshmallow reaches the desired “toastiness” and before the chocolate melts adequately. Also, the graham crackers become very soft and pliable, so you have to let them cool in order to harden up. I thought I could toss these on the grill after making the main course and have smores ready to go for dessert, but you can’t really walk away, even if the embers are dying. I’ll keep trying because it seems like a good idea, but I’m liking the aluminum foil idea!