🥓 🍳 ☕️ Does The 3-In-1 Breakfast Station Work ? Gadget Test

This machine supposedly makes coffee, fries your bacon, toasts your toast, all at the same time. Woohoo! 🥳 It's breakfast time! #emmymade #breakfast

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
0:47 Past gadget tests.
1:22 Describing the brekkie machine.
2:38 Unboxing.
4:11 Build quality thoughts.
7:44 Pre-heating the griddle.
8:40 Making coffee.
9:25 Cooking bacon & sausages.
14:37 Adding the eggs.
15:58 Making toast.
17:44 Breakfast time.
19:28 Egg casualty.

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[Tomco]

I feel like the CONCEPT of this appliance is so spot on but the build quality is so lacking. It would be so invaluable for all of the situations you mentioned like studios and dorms. If Zojirushi were to put out a version of this, I would dish out top dollar for that holy grail!

[EnieT]

I used to live in a tiny house and this was my only heating appliance in my kitchen. I made so many different random things in it. Especially, during my cold Pennsylvania mountain winters. It was cheaply made, but I got it really cheap and learned to work around it. Five years later, and I have recently passed it on to a friend in a different tiny space where it is now serving him well .

[iohjipd]

it's actually super cute but the fact that the grill only has on and off and doesn't really heat up that well makes this nothing more than a cute novelty.

[marcialynn]

Hi Em. I got a vintage one 20 years ago. It was a sunbeam, from the 50s. It had a hot plate on top, AM radio, and coffee pot. I used it for many years for my coffee and NPR . It was chrome all over and very aret deco. Love from Baja

[veggified]

Testing this gadget to see what else you could make in a dorm might be a cool follow up video. "Does it dorm?" Love your content! Thanks!

[zeebeezneez]

Would totally love to watch a series of “dormroom dining” using this gadget!

[VerhoevenSimon]

Whilst the build quality is lacking, I can see the appeal of a high quality version of this.

[frankieamsden]

We bought one of these, different brand, on Amazon and had it delivered to our hotel at Disney world last summer and were really happy with it. We had a hot breakfast every morning and were able to get out earlier than if we ate in the restaurant. We also made grilled cheese and used it to heat up leftovers from those times we ate out. The brand we got was very good. I think it was called American or Amerimade?

[loveyourselfplease]

Ok, I had one of these little 3 in 1 breakfast stations years ago that traveled to 3 apartments with me & served me well over several years, gave me zero trouble & I paid a whole $15 for it at Marshall's, the Nostalgia one is $90-$120 online & that is ridiculous for the cheap setup I'm seeing.

[figmo]

This would be great for a studio apartment that has no kitchen, but the implementation is so horrible I was laughing out loud as you worked with it. I had seen this unit in the store and found the construction to be flimsy.

I don't know whether it's made by Nostalgia, but one device I've eyed but never tried is a cotton candy maker that turns hard candy into cotton candy. Supposedly it even works with sugar-free hard candy. I'd love it if you tested one of those.

[krochetwithkrissy]

I had that in high school. Was PERFECT for making breakfast in the room. Would have bacon in the oven. Eggs on the top. Hot water in the coffee pot enough for coffee/tea and instant grits if I wanted. I miss it so much.

[ILOVEDEC]

I had this gadget and loved it. I used the top griddle like once and the bacon grease spilled over the sides and was WAY too messy. But the toaster oven worked perfectly for reheating pizza or toast and since I don’t drink a lot of coffee it was the perfect size pot for me. I loved using it mostly because in my apartment my senior year of college I had almost zero counter space and it allowed me to have a toaster/toaster over/ coffee maker all in one! Now that I’ve got a bit more space on my counter I’ve bought separate gadgets for coffee and toasting (and also I have air fryer now) so I’ve put it away, but it was really great when I needed it!

[emmalinehawthorne]

If this was durable and practical I feel like this would be perfect for van life culture.

[AdrienSanctioned]

Great review!

I actually bought the aqua one. So far love making grilled cheese sandwiches and cream cheese bagels in it. If there's one modification I'd suggest it's taking a pair of pliers to the little hook that keeps the door closed. The hook/wire holding it close is sorta like a spring, but mine was not crimped close around the metal tab to the door so it slipped out of the hole and receded deep into the unit. Took literal hours to get it back with a paper clip, after wards just ran it through the door tab hole and crimped it tightly around the metal tab and had no issues since, :3

Over all pretty great little unit.

[MadamBathory]

i love the idea of multi-use appliances, if this was a better build quality I would buy it instantly

[Dafniforfree]

I love how you always ask if one appliance like this would be a good idea for people who have small spaces / studios with no kitchen! Thank you for trying things out and letting us know your opinion!

[KasranFox]

a somewhat sturdier and higher-quality version of this with more options (like variable heat) would be really really handy

[HELLOkitty]

I’ve had mine for 2 years and LOVE it! I don’t use the griddle much due to how I have it in my kitchen but we’ve cooked a range of things in the oven and my coffee is always hot! And keeps it hot! Because I have made it and forgot about it lol

[jadekwong]

I had a smaller version of this over a decade ago for much less. The build quality was pretty good. The grill top could never get hot enough to cook well or quick enough. The toaster and coffee part was all I ended up using and that usually came out the same time. It finally died after 10 years of daily use.

[davidodonovan]

This looks like a great idea for campers, small little boaters*, festival goers, collage dorm people, and here in Ireland, people living in hotels**.

Actually I think it would be a terrible idea for tiny boaters, because the waves will make the hot plate grill's fat and oils go everywhere.

*It became too expensive for construction companies to make enough houses to meet demand, so the government paid for families to stay in hotels as a stop gap measure...which then turned into a long term accommodation, because the costs to build things didn't lower enough.
I only included that last part because without context, people wouldn't understand what I meant by people living in hotels.
Also our new Ukrainian refugees coming into the country. We all love them, because Ireland has a long history of Eastern Europeans setting a very good reputation as hard working, nice people.
It's just the vast numbers of people coming in. Anything like this would be a great help in trying to cope with the sheer amount of people that need help.
No decent person wants to turn these people away, because of the good reputation that Eastern Europeans have as I have mentioned. They have been some of the nicest, hard working, friendly people I've ever met.
Them, and the African-Irish Christian population. Love em from the bottom of my heart.