Basic Rotimatic is for 1594 Euros in Europe. You can buy about 540 KG Ashirwad atta for that much. 1 roti has approx 25g atta. You can make 21600 rotis. Let's say 2 people eat 12 rotis in a day, that comes up to 1800 days of atta supply. This is close to 5 years. It will take approximately 5 years to recover the price for 2 people. Close to 10 years for 1 person. You'll have to buy atta and oil for 5 years as well for Rotimatic. I haven't included the price of atta and oil needed for rotimatic. It's way too expensive. Making a roti doesn't take that long anyway which would justify this price.
Great review. I love my rotimatic too! Made my life way easier. And whoever’s doing all the maths please save your breath, sometimes it is about saving time and efforts and not money.
Thanks for the terrific explanation. You provided the pluses and minuses with clarity and without emotional interference. I see your point regarding human errors. A while ago, I witnessed my friend’s elderly parents arguing about the rotimatic. She, a banker, was clearly displeased primarily with the cost, therefore was not happy with everything else. He, a retired software engineer, was quiet for the most part, but finally threw his hands up and explained all of her human errors. (We joked that he was going to get the couch that evening.) Your human errors point was a good one. You provided a lot of good information overall, including that of customer service, which is my selling point. Thank you so much. 🙏
There are several issues - 1. Very high price and S&H charges 2. Heavy restocking fee for unsatisfied customers 3. Instant dough making quickly followed by ball formation, pressing and cooking does not allow gluten in the flour to hydrate and activate properly so you do not get soft roti. There is a reason why mom prepares the dough and let it sit under cover for 30-40 min before rolling and making rotis. 4. The machine is very noisy. 5. Cleaning parts is another headache. 6. Makers want you to use only a few recommended brands of flour.
I do not have the machine and do not plan to buy one. I stayed back cause your review very accurate and well said and without any repetitions. And morever you have answered the questions and not take offence to some rude remarks. Salute.
I am glad that you found the review to be helpful. Good catch with 'throw the error'. But the error stopped throwing itself long ago when I switched career after my MBA ;)
I am watching your video right after another video which made me feel depressed about buying Rotimatic just couple of days back and have not used it so far. Your video has given me some hope that it was not a total loss of over US 2,300. We hope that we will be able to enjoy fresh Rotimatic rotis for at least 6-7 years...We are senior citizens and this will be a big convenience for us to get fresh "home made" rotis for few more years of our lives. Very nice video... Good job Rupender... keep it up..
Most people I know consider the price excessive and they are all dissatisfied with the piece of junk keep breaking down every time. This machine in my opinion should be less than $500 to be worth it.I would rather buy pack of 25,50 or 80 Frozen made roti that take about 90 each to make in a fry pan at home.
**Get a *DISCOUNT* of $25 on your Rotimatic purchase here → rotimatic.referralrock.com/l/1RUPENDERKA78/ Do check out this video on *GLUTEN-FREE Oats Roti in Rotimatic* -> czcams.com/video/snNry_TDKjc/video.html *Jowar/ Sorghum millet roti in Rotimatic* ⇒ czcams.com/video/Isa81Pm6Y2A/video.html Puri in a rotimatic - review part 2 ⇒ czcams.com/video/r54jQYcCkv/video.html I use affiliate links and may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on my Channel at no additional cost to you.
I think for an NRI the price is justified. Think about someone who earns 100$ per hour. Its just 20 times of usage before its fully paid off. Considering, it gives home made, fresh rotis - its a no brainer. But for a typical indian household with fulltime homemaker, it's a hard sell.
Informative video. Is this the same rotimatic you have been using for three years? I also have been using this for three years but my first one broke after 1 year, right after the warranty got over, but yes, I bought another since I am so used to it.
@@PrabhaNishi I also got sent a new one after a year of use as there was a minor issue with oil leak. I had bought extended Warranty so it was free of cost. The best part was that they sent me a new one first and then asked me to ship back the old one.
I am mexican and I do not know what roti is, but I have found that Indian cuisine and mexican cuisine have many similar base pieces, what kind of flour is roti made from? Tortillas for us are from corn flour, wheat flour or a mix of both.
Roti is Indian flatbread, somewhat similar to the Mexican Tortilla wrap but is made traditionally from whole wheat flour. These days people like to mix some oats flour, horse gram flour etc to make it a bit healthier. Nice to have you in my audience :)
Hi, I personally habve not tried Mehl glatt or griffig as we have different terminology in Germany. We have Weizenvolkorn mehl, Weizenmehl 405 etc. Doing some Google research, I see that both Mehl glatt and griffig are actully refined wheat flours (Maida in Hindi). I am sure that Rotimatic will be able to handle those as there is enougg gluten in these flours. However, I would not recommend using refined flour for regular consumption. Rotimatic is able to handle the local whole wheat flour after sifting or adding some Weizenmehl 1080 to it.
You can make about 12 - 14 rotis once the containers are full. There is no option for half cooked rotis. You can change the roast level to minimum. The puri option makes uncooked puri discs.
Hey A question if you please answer would be great. I wanna buy it but from all the videos I saw the roti looks more like a Paratha, even tho you set the thickness to lowest. Also are the rotis Hard I mean in your video when you picked up from the tray the Roti didn’t blended it stayed round like a Papad
Good question. The roti is certainly different from handmade roti. It is not like a Paratha exactly but somewhere in between as oil is also used. When the roti comes out fresh, it will be crispy especially with low thickness levels. I spread ghee on it and wrap it in a Kitchen cloth for a few minutes and it gets softer. I personally like the fresh crispy roti from Rotimatic. It is not hard or chewy but crunchy. It is possible to get softer rotis by adding milk powder or flaxseeds meal to the flour. I hope this helps. Feel free to use the discount code (in description) if you plan to buy it.
Hello Akshara ji, i haven't used Sher atta. But in my experience if the flour is not too coarse, it usually works well in Rotimatic. I have tried even local German ground wheat (after sifting) and Spelt flour and got good results. If the flour is too coarse you just use it after sifting. I appreciate how respectfully you framed your question :)
Hello. I have couple questions. Rotimatic works on India’ s electricity voltage ? I am here in Chicago and want to buy for my mother she is 63 years old not that much familiar with technology so is rotimatic enough easy to operate by those people? How often machine parts needs to be clean? Thanks .
Since Rotimatic was launched in India last year, I assume it should work smoothly there. However, it is best to contact Rotimatic team directly with your queries (rotimatic.com/pages/contact). Rotimatic remembers the Roti settings once you input them, so you don't need to do much to start making rotis every time. It is very simple to operate the machine. In my video, I talk about cleaning at length. I hope that would be helpful to you.
Hello, i have tried both Vollkorn Weizenmehl and Vollkorn Dinkelmehl from Aldi, Al Natura etc. They work if 1. You sift the flour with thin sieve to get rid of the bran. 2. Mix it with other flours like Weizenmehl 1080 or Dinkelmehl 630 or Indian flour (Aashirvaad etc.) in ratio 1:1. I never use the Indian flour on its own but always mix with dinkel etc and it works well.
Really good content, exactly what I was searching for, subscribed! I'm interested in anything that makes life easier. 😄 We want to buy a rotimatic and also live in Germany. As I read in the comments, you really didn't have to pay any local taxes for Germany like customs duty? Because on the website it says, local taxes are not included, but the support told me that there are no additional fees like local taxes. What did you pay for everything and was it stopped by the customs authority? Can one also make sweet stuff like pancakes with it? The support unfortunately couldn't help me with these questions. Thank you in advance! 😊
Thanks for your kind words. I paid about €1000 in all 3.5 years ago. Shipping was free at that time and no local taxes were levied. The machine was not stopped at the customs and I did not have to pay anything besides the €1000 to the company. Things might have changed now. Rotimatic customer service should be able to answer. You cannot make pancakes in Rotimatic but sweet roti could be possible (by adding sugar to the water container). I haven't tried it ever though. Good luck!
How many rotis you can make in one bowl of flour which we add at a time ? Like if we have big family like 10 people would one bowl adding everything will be able to make rotis in a go for dinner for 10 ?
You will need to refill the flour container and simply start a new cycle within 1-2 clicks to make rotis for 10 people. There is no lag or warm up time when you start a new cycle. It is more or less continuous. 20 rotis are made per cycle. I have made about 50 rotis in one go without problems to host a dinner.
You need to wash the removable parts where kneading takes place (3 parts) each time you make rotis aa there will be some dough stuck to those. These can be washed in the dishwasher. You will also need to wipe the dough from the plate close to the kneading part which takes 10 secs. Other than this no daily cleaning is needed. Advanced cleaning can be done once in 7 - 10 days.
Rotimatic recommends mixing Bajra and Wheat to make Bajra rotis. But, I have another video on making Gluten free Bajra rotis (linked below). I haven´t been able to make Ragi rotis in Rotimatic so far. czcams.com/video/wLWIFphRsdY/video.htmlsi=A8qDz5UV3siDGjht
Thanks. I haven't seen any difference in my electricity bill due to Rotimatic. I just found this info on their website which might be useful to you - support.rotimatic.com/en/articles/2040718-what-is-the-power-consumption-of-rotimatic I also found this info - Surprisingly, the power consumption of Rotimatic is not much different from that of a high-volume microwave oven. It draws in the ~1500W range to warm up the required components and water to make 10 Rotis, with the least thickness and 3/4 roast level. The power consumption dips post this stage, rising again during the production of individual flatbreads. In any case, the power consumed is between 1.6kW - 1.8kW. The USA and Canada model has 110V voltage, and the UK, Singapore model, 220V. (Source: rotimatic.com/blogs/rotimatic/rotimatic-review-an-incredible-appliance-that-saves-time-energy-and-power#:~:text=The%20power%20consumption%20dips%20post,between%201.6kW%20%E2%80%93%201.8kW.)
20 in one go. You do need to refill flour or water during the cycle. A new cycle can be started immediately without any laspe or warmup time. I have made 50 rotis for a party in one go.
Hi, they are not as soft as the handmade rotis. Just as handmade rotis can be made softer by roasting less, reducing the roast level and increasing the thickness in the machine settings gives softer rotis.
Rotimatic rotis tend to dry up in a couple of hours so you have to pack them really well (air tight) to avoid this. If you have the possibility of warming them for a few seconds in the microwave in a kitchen cloth, they get softer again. One could also experiment with the thickness and roast level settings on the machine to get the optimum quality of roti that doesn't try up soon.
Hi I just received my machine today! Thanks for the detailed info meanwhile I am unboxing there a piece of foam in water container which is kind of stuck in corner is that supposed be removed I know silly question but unable to understand the logic.. how do I remove that . Did your package come like that
Great! That white little piece is supposed to stay in there. I guess it is a part of the water level measuring mechanism. The machine prompts you to refill the water container if the water level is low. Enjoy your Rotimatic :)
Yes they can be but they may turn out a bit dry especially if you have a high roast setting. The machine uses very little oil per roti. I use extra virgin olive oil to keep it healthy.
There is no default option in Rotimatic to make Ragi roti but I assume the recipe with Flaxmeal should work for Ragi as well. I haven't tried it yet though.
Yes they are softer at lower roast settings and get even softer when you wrap them in a kitchen cloth for a few minutes while they are still warm. Adding some milk powder or coconut milk powder to the flour makes even softer rotis.
It depends on the settings you use. If you use full roast with minimum thickness the roti will be more crisp than soft. With some trial you are able to figure out the best settings as per your liking and depending on the flour. If you store the hot rotis for a couple of minutes wrapped in a kitchen cloth in a roti box, they become soft.
Hello Rupender, Sat Sri Akal. Very informative video for people like me who are still on the fence to buy or not. It base cost is 1799 CDN but by the time I added shiiping and extra warranty..its almost $2500+. My question is how worth is it to buy extra warranty...is extra one year enough , can I change my mind at anytime to add more years to warranty. I know its more of ther esupport question but wondering if you went through the same delimma .. Thanks in advance.
Hi Anna, Sat Sri Akal. Thanks for your kind words. I would definitely recommend buying extra warranty. It is an expensive machine and you want to keep it covered for as long as possible. I have extended my warranty twice - one at the end of default warranty and second recently as it was not possible to buy warranty for 4th year of use back then. So it is surely possible to extend the warranty before the ongoing one expires till upto 4 years. I would still recommend confirming this with customer service since their rules might change (maybe per country even). I know people who did not buy any extended warranty and their machines broke down at the end of the warranty period. It was too expensive to repair so they bought new machines. I wish you the very best with your decision. Hun Mummy de huth de garma garam phulke tan aithey nahi milde, par machine bhi garma garam phulke khila hi dendi hai :)
@@shahidmahmood1185 Bhai Lena to mujhe bhi tha but last mein khana banane wali rakh li. 1) Iski price bahut hai 2) chapati ful ke ani chahiye, itna space diya nahi ke roti puri fulke aye.
Those of us who have been brought up in traditional Indian homes can very well relate to this. I have always seen the women around me - my mom, my grandmother, my aunts etc serving freshly made garma garam rotis to other family members right from the pan directly to their plates. Ofcourse, giving the modern lifestyles cooking ahead of time and storing them to eat together is the norm. If you look at other cuisines like italian, pasta can be just cooked for the entire family in one go. Anyways, I love it when my viewers are so engaged in the content that they are able to comment with the time stamps. Thanks for watching till for 14:50 minutes or more :)
The Rotis actually become softer after a few minutes of keeping them wrapped in a Kitchen Cloth in a Roti box. They will dry up if you leave them open for long. In case you wish to consume them in a few hours, just wrap them in an airtight container and pop them in the toaster for a few seconds before eating.
That is because i use maximum roast level. You need to leave it covered in a kitchen cloth for a couple of minutes and it becomes soft. One can reduce the roast level to get softer rotis.
Thanks for your feedback on the review. About the value for money - it is a very personal thing. For me, it has been a great investment given my family's schedules. Maybe Rotimatic or the likes can come up with better alternatives in the future.
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Basic Rotimatic is for 1594 Euros in Europe. You can buy about 540 KG Ashirwad atta for that much. 1 roti has approx 25g atta. You can make 21600 rotis. Let's say 2 people eat 12 rotis in a day, that comes up to 1800 days of atta supply. This is close to 5 years. It will take approximately 5 years to recover the price for 2 people. Close to 10 years for 1 person. You'll have to buy atta and oil for 5 years as well for Rotimatic. I haven't included the price of atta and oil needed for rotimatic.
It's way too expensive. Making a roti doesn't take that long anyway which would justify this price.
Great review. I love my rotimatic too! Made my life way easier. And whoever’s doing all the maths please save your breath, sometimes it is about saving time and efforts and not money.
Thanks for the terrific explanation. You provided the pluses and minuses with clarity and without emotional interference. I see your point regarding human errors. A while ago, I witnessed my friend’s elderly parents arguing about the rotimatic. She, a banker, was clearly displeased primarily with the cost, therefore was not happy with everything else. He, a retired software engineer, was quiet for the most part, but finally threw his hands up and explained all of her human errors. (We joked that he was going to get the couch that evening.) Your human errors point was a good one. You provided a lot of good information overall, including that of customer service, which is my selling point. Thank you so much. 🙏
Thanks a lot for your really positive and encouraging feedback and also for sharing your interesting story. Please consider subscribing as well :)
There are several issues -
1. Very high price and S&H charges
2. Heavy restocking fee for unsatisfied customers
3. Instant dough making quickly followed by ball formation, pressing and cooking does not allow gluten in the flour to hydrate and activate properly so you do not get soft roti. There is a reason why mom prepares the dough and let it sit under cover for 30-40 min before rolling and making rotis.
4. The machine is very noisy.
5. Cleaning parts is another headache.
6. Makers want you to use only a few recommended brands of flour.
I do not have the machine and do not plan to buy one. I stayed back cause your review very accurate and well said and without any repetitions. And morever you have answered the questions and not take offence to some rude remarks.
Salute.
I really appreciate your gesture :)
It is the most detailed video I seen about it on CZcams. Thankyou soo much for your efforts ❤
“Throw an error” - tell me you’re a software engineer without telling me you’re one! LOL.
Great, informative review!
I am glad that you found the review to be helpful. Good catch with 'throw the error'. But the error stopped throwing itself long ago when I switched career after my MBA ;)
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I am watching your video right after another video which made me feel depressed about buying Rotimatic just couple of days back and have not used it so far. Your video has given me some hope that it was not a total loss of over US 2,300. We hope that we will be able to enjoy fresh Rotimatic rotis for at least 6-7 years...We are senior citizens and this will be a big convenience for us to get fresh "home made" rotis for few more years of our lives. Very nice video... Good job Rupender... keep it up..
Thanks a lot. I am glad my video could help. My Rotimatic is working fine after 5 years of purchase. I will be glad to help if you have any questions.
Most people I know consider the price excessive and they are all dissatisfied with the piece of junk keep breaking down every time. This machine in my opinion should be less than $500 to be worth it.I would rather buy pack of 25,50 or 80 Frozen made roti that take about 90 each to make in a fry pan at home.
What is the bottom line, should we go for it or not ? after sales service is good or bad ? Is it not user friendly ?
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I think for an NRI the price is justified. Think about someone who earns 100$ per hour. Its just 20 times of usage before its fully paid off.
Considering, it gives home made, fresh rotis - its a no brainer.
But for a typical indian household with fulltime homemaker, it's a hard sell.
Amazing review, thank you so much for sharing, it really helped me, thanks again!
Thank you for sharing this informative video. You've just answered all the questions in my mind!
Thanks a lot. I am glad you found this video helpful.
Very objective, unbiased and structured perspective - thank you for sharing!
Thanks for your feedback. I am glad that you found it helpful.
@@RupenderKaur बहत अचछा
Thank you ma'am :)
Thanks 👍 for this valuable information, wishing you all the best, with regards,
I have lived in beautiful Germany as well rupinder
The most detailed and exhaustive review of Rotimatic so far! I would love to see more videos from you. 👍
Thanks a lot. I am definitely working on publishing more quality content soon.
Informative video. Is this the same rotimatic you have been using for three years? I also have been using this for three years but my first one broke after 1 year, right after the warranty got over, but yes, I bought another since I am so used to it.
@@PrabhaNishi I also got sent a new one after a year of use as there was a minor issue with oil leak. I had bought extended Warranty so it was free of cost. The best part was that they sent me a new one first and then asked me to ship back the old one.
I am mexican and I do not know what roti is, but I have found that Indian cuisine and mexican cuisine have many similar base pieces, what kind of flour is roti made from? Tortillas for us are from corn flour, wheat flour or a mix of both.
Roti is Indian flatbread, somewhat similar to the Mexican Tortilla wrap but is made traditionally from whole wheat flour. These days people like to mix some oats flour, horse gram flour etc to make it a bit healthier. Nice to have you in my audience :)
Hi...I am from Austria. I want to know whether we can use the normal " Mehl glatt or Mehl griffig" to make rotis or puris? Please advise me
Hi, I personally habve not tried Mehl glatt or griffig as we have different terminology in Germany. We have Weizenvolkorn mehl, Weizenmehl 405 etc. Doing some Google research, I see that both Mehl glatt and griffig are actully refined wheat flours (Maida in Hindi). I am sure that Rotimatic will be able to handle those as there is enougg gluten in these flours. However, I would not recommend using refined flour for regular consumption. Rotimatic is able to handle the local whole wheat flour after sifting or adding some Weizenmehl 1080 to it.
How many thinnest rotis you can make once filling in the containers? Also does that have an option for half cooked rotis? Thank you for your video!
You can make about 12 - 14 rotis once the containers are full. There is no option for half cooked rotis. You can change the roast level to minimum. The puri option makes uncooked puri discs.
Is it available all over India..what’s the price in Indian money?
Do the roti puff up or just bake?🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻
Awesome ..I ordered a rotimatic plus last month
Great! I hope you used the discount code provided in the description box. Enjoy your Rotimatic!
@@RupenderKaurunfortunately I came across your video today only. I wish I saw your video last month.
👍👍 very good review. Absolutely Fantastic. Appreciate your efforts
Thanks. I am glad you found it helpful.
Hey A question if you please answer would be great. I wanna buy it but from all the videos I saw the roti looks more like a Paratha, even tho you set the thickness to lowest. Also are the rotis Hard I mean in your video when you picked up from the tray the Roti didn’t blended it stayed round like a Papad
Good question. The roti is certainly different from handmade roti. It is not like a Paratha exactly but somewhere in between as oil is also used. When the roti comes out fresh, it will be crispy especially with low thickness levels. I spread ghee on it and wrap it in a Kitchen cloth for a few minutes and it gets softer. I personally like the fresh crispy roti from Rotimatic. It is not hard or chewy but crunchy. It is possible to get softer rotis by adding milk powder or flaxseeds meal to the flour. I hope this helps. Feel free to use the discount code (in description) if you plan to buy it.
Thank you. Very useful review, really informative.
Good job, thanks
Hello Rupendra ji. Can we use Sher chaap aata to make rotis in this.
Hello Akshara ji, i haven't used Sher atta. But in my experience if the flour is not too coarse, it usually works well in Rotimatic. I have tried even local German ground wheat (after sifting) and Spelt flour and got good results. If the flour is too coarse you just use it after sifting. I appreciate how respectfully you framed your question :)
Thanks for the video and review.....!!
Now thats how u do reviews
Thanks! Now that's how you compliment someone's work 😃
Price क्या hai
Hello. I have couple questions. Rotimatic works on India’ s electricity voltage ?
I am here in Chicago and want to buy for my mother she is 63 years old not that much familiar with technology so is rotimatic enough easy to operate by those people?
How often machine parts needs to be clean?
Thanks .
Since Rotimatic was launched in India last year, I assume it should work smoothly there. However, it is best to contact Rotimatic team directly with your queries (rotimatic.com/pages/contact). Rotimatic remembers the Roti settings once you input them, so you don't need to do much to start making rotis every time. It is very simple to operate the machine. In my video, I talk about cleaning at length. I hope that would be helpful to you.
Good Machen but ho much
@@KhadimHussain-gr1ix what are you trying to say?
I think in India you can hire a house help to roll in roti for 2000 so cost would not be viable
Repair of rotimatic is difficult. After sale service is not easily availabe in all cities.
Fantastic review of Rotimatic!
Thanks. I am glad that you found it useful.
Thanks for the information. I will order one today.
Wow! I am glad that you found the information helpful.
Which link you can buy,please send me link
rotimatic.com/products/rotimatic
Hi Rupinder! I also live in Germany and would like to know if you have tried the gehu alternatives from supermarkets like Aldi or Rewe.
Hello, i have tried both Vollkorn Weizenmehl and Vollkorn Dinkelmehl from Aldi, Al Natura etc. They work if 1. You sift the flour with thin sieve to get rid of the bran. 2. Mix it with other flours like Weizenmehl 1080 or Dinkelmehl 630 or Indian flour (Aashirvaad etc.) in ratio 1:1. I never use the Indian flour on its own but always mix with dinkel etc and it works well.
Really good content, exactly what I was searching for, subscribed! I'm interested in anything that makes life easier. 😄
We want to buy a rotimatic and also live in Germany. As I read in the comments, you really didn't have to pay any local taxes for Germany like customs duty? Because on the website it says, local taxes are not included, but the support told me that there are no additional fees like local taxes. What did you pay for everything and was it stopped by the customs authority?
Can one also make sweet stuff like pancakes with it? The support unfortunately couldn't help me with these questions.
Thank you in advance! 😊
Thanks for your kind words. I paid about €1000 in all 3.5 years ago. Shipping was free at that time and no local taxes were levied. The machine was not stopped at the customs and I did not have to pay anything besides the €1000 to the company. Things might have changed now. Rotimatic customer service should be able to answer. You cannot make pancakes in Rotimatic but sweet roti could be possible (by adding sugar to the water container). I haven't tried it ever though. Good luck!
Cost of machine please
It is Not Built For People Who are free all day. It is For people Who hardly Has Time When they come home from work.
Good honest review..thank you
Thanks. I am glad you found it helpful.
Can we have methi prantha or cauliflower prantha also by this
How many rotis you can make in one bowl of flour which we add at a time ? Like if we have big family like 10 people would one bowl adding everything will be able to make rotis in a go for dinner for 10 ?
You will need to refill the flour container and simply start a new cycle within 1-2 clicks to make rotis for 10 people. There is no lag or warm up time when you start a new cycle. It is more or less continuous. 20 rotis are made per cycle. I have made about 50 rotis in one go without problems to host a dinner.
What's the Price of this Rotimatic
And How can we buy it ? Please do guide us .
You can check the price specific to your country here - rotimatic.referralrock.com/l/1RUPENDERKA78/
This link also gives you a $25 discount.
Very knowledgeable video ..Thank You🙏
Thank you too for your encouraging words 🙏
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Hi, if I make 2 rotis a day, how often do I need to clean it? Daily or ? Thank you
You need to wash the removable parts where kneading takes place (3 parts) each time you make rotis aa there will be some dough stuck to those. These can be washed in the dishwasher. You will also need to wipe the dough from the plate close to the kneading part which takes 10 secs. Other than this no daily cleaning is needed. Advanced cleaning can be done once in 7 - 10 days.
What if you want to make oil free rotis, is that possible
How can you make Bajra and Ragi rotis with this?
Rotimatic recommends mixing Bajra and Wheat to make Bajra rotis. But, I have another video on making Gluten free Bajra rotis (linked below). I haven´t been able to make Ragi rotis in Rotimatic so far.
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Thank you. Very helpful and clear instructions. How high is electricity bill on the daily usage of this machine, in Europe?
Thanks. I haven't seen any difference in my electricity bill due to Rotimatic. I just found this info on their website which might be useful to you - support.rotimatic.com/en/articles/2040718-what-is-the-power-consumption-of-rotimatic
I also found this info - Surprisingly, the power consumption of Rotimatic is not much different from that of a high-volume microwave oven. It draws in the ~1500W range to warm up the required components and water to make 10 Rotis, with the least thickness and 3/4 roast level. The power consumption dips post this stage, rising again during the production of individual flatbreads. In any case, the power consumed is between 1.6kW - 1.8kW. The USA and Canada model has 110V voltage, and the UK, Singapore model, 220V. (Source: rotimatic.com/blogs/rotimatic/rotimatic-review-an-incredible-appliance-that-saves-time-energy-and-power#:~:text=The%20power%20consumption%20dips%20post,between%201.6kW%20%E2%80%93%201.8kW.)
Thanks a ton. Appreciate your quick response. Shall go through the link and then take a call.
@@saraahmeghani1226 Good luck with your decision! You can use the discount code link in the description box if you choose to buy Rotimatic.
Hi
Wanted to know what is the maximum amount of rotis it can made during each procedure?
20 in one go. You do need to refill flour or water during the cycle. A new cycle can be started immediately without any laspe or warmup time. I have made 50 rotis for a party in one go.
Cost of machine
Hello Madame
what is the price ? ❤€ or $ 🇺🇸
Are there any other similar machines?
I do not know of any other machine that does the same job as Rotimatic.
very useful explanation
Thanks :)
Hi, may i know the if the rotis are soft?
Hi, they are not as soft as the handmade rotis. Just as handmade rotis can be made softer by roasting less, reducing the roast level and increasing the thickness in the machine settings gives softer rotis.
Hi informative video thx.
Thanks. I am glad that you found the video to be informative.
@@RupenderKaur typo without glasses : )
Can you take this in your tiffin, will it taste good after 6-7 hours?
Rotimatic rotis tend to dry up in a couple of hours so you have to pack them really well (air tight) to avoid this. If you have the possibility of warming them for a few seconds in the microwave in a kitchen cloth, they get softer again. One could also experiment with the thickness and roast level settings on the machine to get the optimum quality of roti that doesn't try up soon.
Good Wark roti making mashin❤ veri happy
Hi I just received my machine today! Thanks for the detailed info meanwhile I am unboxing there a piece of foam in water container which is kind of stuck in corner is that supposed be removed I know silly question but unable to understand the logic.. how do I remove that . Did your package come like that
Great! That white little piece is supposed to stay in there. I guess it is a part of the water level measuring mechanism. The machine prompts you to refill the water container if the water level is low. Enjoy your Rotimatic :)
What about adding salt.... Without salt roti'd...?
This is a valid question. Though we can assume you can add it to the water since it is a soluble
$2000 for roti??? wtf. you could buy rotis from a restaurant for the rest odd your life without spending this much
Well not really, indians eat 10 maybe 15 rotis everyday, which gives atleast 4000 rotis a year. Do the math
This machine is mainly very useful for NRIs as we don't have gas here. On gas making roti is very quick but not on hotplate or induction.
Go buy
Right.
Why buying cars use public transport for the rest of odd your life
Hi, can rotis in this be made without oil?
Yes they can be but they may turn out a bit dry especially if you have a high roast setting. The machine uses very little oil per roti. I use extra virgin olive oil to keep it healthy.
Also, does it make stuffed paranthas too
I wish it did! But some other users have found some Hacks to do so.
Where can I buy a string hopper machine? Thanks.
Maybe a Pasta making machine on Amazon will help but I have no personal experience with it.
Are the rotis soft if we use the lowest roast setting?
There is no default option in Rotimatic to make Ragi roti but I assume the recipe with Flaxmeal should work for Ragi as well. I haven't tried it yet though.
Yes they are softer at lower roast settings and get even softer when you wrap them in a kitchen cloth for a few minutes while they are still warm. Adding some milk powder or coconut milk powder to the flour makes even softer rotis.
Can we use jawar aata instead of wheat aata?
You will need to use a binder with jowar atta like Psyllium husk. I am yet to experiment and post a video on that.
Do roti cone out soft
It depends on the settings you use. If you use full roast with minimum thickness the roti will be more crisp than soft. With some trial you are able to figure out the best settings as per your liking and depending on the flour. If you store the hot rotis for a couple of minutes wrapped in a kitchen cloth in a roti box, they become soft.
Very low sound.
Hello Rupender, Sat Sri Akal. Very informative video for people like me who are still on the fence to buy or not. It base cost is 1799 CDN but by the time I added shiiping and extra warranty..its almost $2500+. My question is how worth is it to buy extra warranty...is extra one year enough , can I change my mind at anytime to add more years to warranty. I know its more of ther esupport question but wondering if you went through the same delimma .. Thanks in advance.
Hi Anna, Sat Sri Akal. Thanks for your kind words. I would definitely recommend buying extra warranty. It is an expensive machine and you want to keep it covered for as long as possible. I have extended my warranty twice - one at the end of default warranty and second recently as it was not possible to buy warranty for 4th year of use back then. So it is surely possible to extend the warranty before the ongoing one expires till upto 4 years. I would still recommend confirming this with customer service since their rules might change (maybe per country even). I know people who did not buy any extended warranty and their machines broke down at the end of the warranty period. It was too expensive to repair so they bought new machines. I wish you the very best with your decision. Hun Mummy de huth de garma garam phulke tan aithey nahi milde, par machine bhi garma garam phulke khila hi dendi hai :)
It's useless totally.
@@shahidmahmood1185 Bhai Lena to mujhe bhi tha but last mein khana banane wali rakh li.
1) Iski price bahut hai
2) chapati ful ke ani chahiye, itna space diya nahi ke roti puri fulke aye.
Just got divorced thankyou.
and how can you save $$?
There is a discount code link in the comments and in the description - rotimatic.referralrock.com/l/1RUPENDERKA78/
We're in south africa can you get this machine
You can check directly at rotimatic.com for availability and price for your location.
Bullshit from 14:50 it is not just Indian meals that is "designed" that way! Moreover you can still cook put in a box and eat together!!!
Those of us who have been brought up in traditional Indian homes can very well relate to this. I have always seen the women around me - my mom, my grandmother, my aunts etc serving freshly made garma garam rotis to other family members right from the pan directly to their plates. Ofcourse, giving the modern lifestyles cooking ahead of time and storing them to eat together is the norm. If you look at other cuisines like italian, pasta can be just cooked for the entire family in one go. Anyways, I love it when my viewers are so engaged in the content that they are able to comment with the time stamps. Thanks for watching till for 14:50 minutes or more :)
how much time the rotis stay soft after coming out of tray. heard that after 10 mins the rotis turn hard and unappetizing
The Rotis actually become softer after a few minutes of keeping them wrapped in a Kitchen Cloth in a Roti box. They will dry up if you leave them open for long. In case you wish to consume them in a few hours, just wrap them in an airtight container and pop them in the toaster for a few seconds before eating.
How much is this machine rotimatic
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What is the price?
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Tooo costly for a simple roti 🥵
Can I make quinao and oats mixer roti
There is no such default option in Rotimatic. I haven't tried it either. Maybe I will give it a try and post an update.
Price ..??
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This link also gives you a $25 discount.
@@RupenderKaur In Germany 🇩🇪
What about 😭😭😭 sound?
It's not so bad. After a while you get used to it.
How much
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How much price in ksa
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The warranty and support isn't KT good. It's a cranky robot doesn't work after 3 months
Mine is about to complete 6 years :)
Roti looks very hard and crispy and thick
That is because i use maximum roast level. You need to leave it covered in a kitchen cloth for a couple of minutes and it becomes soft. One can reduce the roast level to get softer rotis.
I want the buy roti machine
Good idea. Happy roti making with Rotimatic or without :)
I am not at all happy with the rotimatic. Please avoid the temptation of buying like I did and save future headaches. Overrated and overpriced.
€1800 for this machine??😮😮 Viele teuer😮
It's actually useless. Anybody can easily say it's not Fulka roti.
Great review. Thank you. The machine unfortunately is far too expensive, noisy and only makes small Rot's. Overall poor value for money
Thanks for your feedback on the review. About the value for money - it is a very personal thing. For me, it has been a great investment given my family's schedules. Maybe Rotimatic or the likes can come up with better alternatives in the future.
How many rotis can be made at one time?
20 in one cycle. You just need to increase the number at the end of the cycle if needed. I have even made 50 at a stretch for a party.
While prepare rotees wife also make noice, you can put headphones 🎧. If you put while 🫓 preparing by wife,Trump says best of luck.😆😆😆✍🏻
How much they paid you for this?
Thanks for your remark. I take it as a compliment that my first ever CZcams video looks so professional that it looks paid. As clearly stated in the video, the video is not sponsored. My you tube Channel is not monetized as of date so I do not make any money from any views. None of my videos is sponsored.
It's a garbage machine in ouht it never worked after 3 months throw in garbage can
Price Kya hai
Please refer to www.rotimatic.com for pricing details as per your location.
It’s not worth it. The quality of roti is rally bad.
To high priced
Clearly a sponsored video
Every You Tuber is bound by law to mention clearly in their video if their video is sponsored. I hope this information will save you some time in the future.
It's a crap expensive machine only used for 3 months the. Dead. Throw in garbage can
Mine is about to complete 6 years :)
Lady you need to work on your audio setup.. voice is very low even on full volume.
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