Cotton Candy Machine With Cart – 1000W Flufftastic Floss Maker With Stainless-Steel Pan, Side Trays, And 13in Wheels By Great Northern Popcorn (Blue)

This is a carnival quality cotton candy machine. It makes a cone wad in seconds. I have had counter top machines and they take too long and make only little. This is a plug in and use and pretty easy to rinse out the bin. We use this for family night, small gatherings. I can't attest to making tons at a time but have made like 10 full sized cone servings in under 10 minutes from start to finish. I'm very happy with the purchase. If you have an obsession with cotton Candy go for it!

I ordered this cotton candy machine after researching other machines and reading reviews! This was the only machine that had 5 stars! I was having a Gender Reveal Party and decided that pink and blue cotton candy would be a fun, delicious treat to serve. (See pictures). I was worried the machine wouldn't get here in time since it didn't offer Prime when I ordered. It arrived in 2 days! This machine is everything and more than the description or reviews share! You take it out of the box, clean the pan, put it on the base and go! I would wait 4-5 minutes for it to warm up, pour your cotton candy mix in the Floss Head (I purchased the Pink Vanilla Cotton Candy Floss Two Pack from Gold Medal from Amazon) abs start making cotton candy. I also purchased the Concession Express Cotton Candy Cones (400 Count) from Amazon. Both favors of cotton candy were delicious! They were a big hit at the party!

I did some extensive research before buying this machine. Over all it is a good machine we have used 6 times now making well over 2000 bags of cotton candy and cones. My only problem is cleaning it. it burns on the inside and it is not fun to get out. It started acting up throwing the cotton candy to the sides instead of straight up like it did in the beginning and someone said to take the four screws out carefully and he got new ones at hardware store because they are aluminum and strip. Well I tried taking them out when the machine was cold and I didn't want to strip them out so I left them. Then when we had it heated the next time it wasn't making cotton candy again so I tried while it was hot to get the screws out and they came out nicely. It was so full of crap in between the two plates no wonder it wouldn't make cotton candy. I cleaned it up and put back together and made another 100 cotton candy's with no problems. Overall I am happy just wish they could use better quality screws so it was easier to take apart to clean. Also be sure to give the machine a break every 20-30 mins.

Works perfect! Just to let people know. 1. Let it heat up before dumping sugar, or you will lose a lot. 2. Dump it in while it’s spinning. 3. You can reuse the sugar on the side, just knock it off and tide it in and get yummy mixed flavors. There is an list for sugar floss that will let you mix a pack of six sugars. It was the best I could find online! Summer passion is a great flavor so give it a try!! I hope this helps someone!

After seeing so many great reviews, I felt that I could be confident in purchasing this item. Man! Yet another mistake! A big letdown and a serious loss of confidence in the reviews I've been reading. I hope you find my reviews useful. I always try to be fair and completely honest about the product and my experience. I value excellent customer service and I value high quality goods. And I love to spread the word about excellent items! But, I also feel it my duty to warn of poorly designed or executed ones... Unfortunately this one falls short...The machine arrived very quickly, and I was super excited.First Note, manufactured in China. I figured that due to the price point... but basically, it was still in the original shipping box that shipped from China and that was slipped inside a second box. The original box had damage. Even though it had tension straps holding it together, one side corner of the box was complete torn open.Second note, it had been placed into the new shipping box upside down, so when I opened it, i realized that the entire shipping process probably happened with the machine upside down. However, it was packed well, so no damage appeared to have occurred in shipping. So my issues with the machine, and what ultimately lead to my massive disappointment and not being able to make cotton candy for my nephews with my new machine and ultimately my decision to return the product can be attributed to a massive failure in quality control or just a general over all lack of quality period. I took pictures through the process as I unboxed it as I immediately began to see quality/condition issues the moment i took it out.1) the bright, pretty blue with graphics external case has multiple dents in it. Kind of like as it rode down a conveyor, someone took a swing at it every once in a while. but, honestly, if the dents had been the only condition issue, I would have fired it up and kept it.2) I immediately noticed an issue with the powder coating on the top of the machine. It appears as though the metal was not properly treated with acid and cleaned before the powder coating process and there were rust spots... to which powder coat does not properly adhere. And so a big flake of the cured powder coat paint was coming off.3) the extruder head was cast aluminum, which i have no real problem with, but, i took the cap off to see how easy it was to clean and the surface where the sugar is melted was pitted, greasy, grimy... and though it could have been cleaned, it needed a quick pass on lathe or sander to smooth the surface and make it a nice smooth and easy to clean surface. the edges where the cap screwed on had been planed and were very smooth and nice and clean... so easily could have been done.4) one foot is shorter than the other three, so i would have had to put something under it to keep it from vibrating all over the place... with the extruder head spinning at over 3000 rpms... um, no.5) I will freely admit that this one is probably a bit too picky. but, i appreciate, look for, buy and produce high quality goods and services. If something was thrown together and is not of high quality, does not look like it will last, will not last... don't even try to sell it to me! The stainless steel bowl, which i truly did like as a feature very much (and would prefer actually over the machine that I have ordered that is made in the USA to replace this one at about twice the price which has an aluminum bowl... i love stainless steel) But this bowl was tacked/welded... poorly. the side was welded and buffed, the four feet that allow the bowl to be attached to the machine were spot welded with 4 contacts each and the inside hoop was spot welded every couple of inches... then the welds were quickly and sloppily buffed. but instead of a beautiful smooth stainless steel bowl, it looked like a shoddy throw-together.6) finally, the sugar scoop with the long handle... while a wonderful idea... oh my it was the worst. pictures of the inside attached. the outside was shiny and nice, but the inside was pitted and corroded, rusted... I don't know what all could have been in there... lead, cadmium, ... who knows! itwas just gross. so that was kind-of the clincher for me... after looking in the scoop... i was like, um, nope, not gonna keep it... sending it back.All of this combined to leave me feeling very disappointed at not being able to spin out some cotton candy quickly and having fun. ( I recently bought a $20 cotton candy unit from a store, and had a blast but it just took too long to make the cotton candy... and i had so much fun, and cotton candy is a perfect little sweet - very little sugar lots of fluffy volume and air... so a great snack if you need a sugar fix! So I decided to buy a bigger, faster unit, because I've been making it every day for three weeks and it takes over an hour to make a few cones for me and my nephews. )So, the machine is back in its box, ready to go back tomorrow. And I decided that with such poor quality workmanship, it was my responsibility to post the truth about this product. What could have been a wonderful product with a very nice price point, turned out to be a very big disappointment. I decided to purchase the Paragon Classic Floss Cotton Candy Machine for $455.54. basically, twice the price of this one... but i feel confident it will be significantly higher quality than this one!Many pictures attached as proof and demonstration.My summary: STAY AWAY from this machine and all the other ones like it. I have noticed quite a few under different names that appear to be exactly the same manufacturer due to design specs, colors, cut of machine, etc.

We are having a blast with this machine! We bought it for my daughter's birthday party but we plan on using it for lots of events and also just for fun. Let's be honest you're not just buying a machine or another household gadget- like a bread maker or toaster. You're buying something fun and different- that most households don't have. We bought it purely for the fun of it because we wanted to create fun memories with our daughter.When you follow the directions and let it warm up, the cotton candy starts almost immediately after adding the sugar mix- if you're too slow with the scoop you could even get cotton candy to start collecting on it. It is very easy to use and lots of fun. I was a pro after the second time. Like a lot of commenters, we're probably going to get the dome. We like the Gold Medal Cotton Candy Floss mix.

The media could not be loaded. You’re able to use it with or without cart. This machine is great for kids patty’s and also for the grown ups. Love it