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Nostalgia Classic Countertop Cotton Candy Machine, Manual, Retro Vintage Candy Maker Includes 2 Reusable Cones & Scoop, Aqua

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Style: Cotton Candy Maker


Features

  • FLOSSING SUGAR OR HARD CANDIES: Unique extractor head allows you to use traditional flossing sugar or your favorite hard candies to make delicious cotton candy
  • COTTON CANDY KITS: Make cotton candy with these great Nostalgia cotton candy kits! (Cotton Candy Flossing Sugar - CCFS300, Hard Candy Party Kit - HCK800)
  • SIMPLE OPERATION: Warm up the unit, add your flossing sugar, and enjoy your cotton candy in just a few short minutes
  • CLASSIC RETRO DESIGN: This unit has a retro look that features a LED-lighted Power Gauge on the front that lets you know when the unit is ready to start and when it's running, as well as a sleek-chrome ON/OFF lever on the side
  • CLEAR RIM GUARD: Acts as a protective guard and lets you watch the cotton candy being made
  • ACCESSORIES: Includes 2 reusable cones, 1 sugar scoop, and 1 extractor head
  • EASY CLEANING: Unit disassembles for easy cleaning
  • EXTRA STABILITY: Suction cup feet keep the unit in place and provide extra stability during use
  • Included components: 2 reusable cones1 sugar scoop

Description

Bring the fun of fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth cotton candy right into your kitchen! This unit allows you to use your favorite hard candies or flossing sugar to create a cotton candy cones the whole family will love. A clear rim acts as a protective guard and allows for easy viewing of the cotton candy being made. Included are 2 reusable cones, 1 sugar scoop and 1 extractor head.

Material: Plastic


Product Dimensions: 11.53"D x 11.53"W x 12.16"H


Brand: Nostalgia


Color: Aqua


Recommended Uses For Product: kitchen


Mounting Type: Countertop Mount


Item Weight: 3.6 Pounds


Weight Limit: 2 Pounds


Special Feature: Manual


Manufacturer: Nostalgia


Material: Plastic


Product Dimensions: 11.53"D x 11.53"W x 12.16"H


Brand: Nostalgia


Color: Aqua


Recommended Uses For Product: kitchen


Mounting Type: Countertop Mount


Item Weight: 3.6 Pounds


Weight Limit: 2 Pounds


Special Feature: Manual


Manufacturer: Nostalgia


Size: 2 Reusable Cones


UPC: 082677000927


Global Trade Identification Number: 27


Item Weight: 3.6 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Nostalgia


Date First Available: December 31, 2019


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    • Works great so far, small batches
Style: Cotton Candy Maker
Was nervous about the many poor reviews, particularly recent ones, so put it together carefully, read the instructions, and watched some YouTube videos about cotton candy machines. After making our first set of batches, my overall take is it's a great little unit. I had no trouble getting it going, waited the full 10 minutes for it to heat up before using it, and used candy floss sugar bought separately (unit doesn't come with any). Spun up into floss in about a minute, and was relatively easy to spin out onto cones (came with the flossing sugar), or a straw / chopstick we had around. We made about 6 'batches' consisting of about a tablespoon of sugar (the max for the unit), and they got eaten very very quickly (faster than I could make them). I set it up outside because of the reviews saying the sugar got sprayed 4 ft in every direction. I did not notice any sugar spraying out of it at all for me; my next batch I will try inside. I did however, find some perhaps 25%-50% of the sugar in the batch fails to make it into the floss, and is flung as small particles onto the walls of the bowl in a ring (where the spinning disk is). I collected it afterward (the pieces snapped off easily) and tried putting a couple big pieces in to re-melt and have less waste. That turned out not to be such a good idea, as the weighting wasn't distributed evenly for the spinning disk. The solution is to crush the hard candy into little pieces first, so that it can spin out more evenly, which I'll try next time. I stopped the machine due to the odd rotation that was occurring, and let it cool. The sugar in the head all hardened inside and looked like a fairly nasty mess to clean up. Good news is it's sugar, so it dissolves in water. After cooling for 20 mins I popped the head off and ran it under hot water and dissolved out all the sugar that had hardened inside. Took a good 10-15 mins to get it all out, so I won't be in any hurry to re-create that situation. But all in all it's straightforward to clean and looks like new again. In sum, does what it's supposed to do (makes delicious cotton candy), is easy to set up, easy to use, and easy to clean. 5 stars. Just know it's small batches, you may want to make some ahead of time if you have a bunch of kids / people that want to eat it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Nick
    • Very nicely built
Style: Cotton Candy Maker
My daughter loved this cotton candy machine. It made decent size portions for her. She always brought it out when she had a sleepover, it gave the girls something to do. I bought sugar separately, along with refills but it was a nice sturdy machine. Make sure you clean it as the sugar can get hard and get backed up in the machine ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by Melissa
    • Makes delish cotton candy
Style: Cotton Candy Maker
We had so much fun making cotton candy! Super easy to assemble, super stable on the counter, easy to clean and the best value for your money!
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by Ashley Marie
    • Excellent for family use.
Style: Cotton Candy Maker
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The media could not be loaded. Works great with floss sugar. Haven’t tried with hard candies yet, pretty sure hard candies would take longer. PROS: easy to use, pretty easy to clean. CONS: only makes a small cone of cotton candy per scoop of floss sugar. Directions say to only use with 1 scoop at a time. Takes a while to make cones for several kids. Definitely not for mass production. Kids will likely have already eaten theirs and will already be asking for more before you have even finished the next cone. TIPS: I have learned that if you raise the cone higher in the air, the cotton candy will appear bigger than if you hold it real close to the spinner. It’s still the same amount, but looks more impressive to little eyes. Also, if you turn your cone too fast, it will flatten the cotton candy too (be more condensed). You should also stop the machine just long enough to put the next scoop of sugar in and turn it right back on to keep it warmed up. If it cools down too much, you’ll have to wait longer for it to work. FYI: I was surprised when a ring of sugar started forming around the rim of the machine. That is actually part of the design and how the sugar turns to floss. It feels wasteful, but it’s just how cotton candy is formed. I only just thought of this, but I bet that hard ring of sugar created each time could probably be reused. 🤔. Do I recommend? Yes. The cons weren’t too big of a deal for us. My kids don’t need too much sugar anyway. They loved it and it was easy. I just had to set a two cone limit for my own sanity. 😁 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2021 by amm amm
    • DANGEROUS!
Style: Cotton Candy Maker
We had gotten a defective unit. The center motor did not spin upon turning on like it’s supposed to. I figured maybe something banged upside the box and made it a couple of mm off so I hit the side of the cotton candy machine and it magically started spinning. Nothing looked damaged or off so I figured it was just off by a little bit during shipping. We followed the instructions exactly as it states. We let it heat up for a good 15 minutes. We put some candy floss in (we had to buy separately this unit does NOT come with any candy or floss to use) and it kind of made some cotton candy. I used to have a similar machine years ago so I know how to operate one, something was just off. We barely were able to get any cotton candy made when I noticed there was a lot of smoke coming from the inside where the motor was. I looked down into the crevasse and saw embers! Then I saw flames! Unit caught on fire before our eyes. Immediately turned unit off, and blew out the flame. I let it cool, cleaned everything to the best of my ability and back to Amazon it went. Bummer because it was a gift my son really wanted for Christmas. We will stick with buying already made cotton candy, this ruined me ever buying another machine again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by Angel Barnes

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