The Product Reviews TV “My Mini” Noodle Cooker & Skillet Review

Today we will be reviewing the My Mini Noodle Cooker & Skillet, which I simply refer to as the Multi Pot, 5 inch skillet, +260 Watts nonstick cooking surfaces. Let's take this for a test drive. Okay folks, today we're going to be cooking with the My Mini noodles cooker && Skillet, 5 inch skillet, Ąwatts nonstick. Now they call this the noodles cooker & skeillet. I basically call it the Multi Pot because you can do all kinds of things with it and it does come with a normal household plug. But we're going to be doing double duty here and using my.

The factory designated model number is CN405. But these have been named as Bybeen. They've been named as Ucatel. They've been named as FFF Power for different companies, but the company that manufactures these designates it as a CN505. That's correct. I've got several of these. I like them so much that I kept buying them.

So we're going to use the power bank here, because this little pot is not only good for small areas in the home, it's great for your RV, truck, car, whatever. It uses very low voltage, so you can use it with most power banks. I believe this is about 600 Watts, and this only is 260, so it should be no problem. So anyway, let's get started here. Okay, power on, and we're going to be activating the electrical outlets here, which is indicated up here–ac, alternating current–and we will let this sucker warm up. Now you'll notice my handle.

A Little Red And Black

It's a little red and black here. I have added some. Let me get it in the view a little better. I have added some little vinyl caps on here. Two of them, one black, one red, because this can get a little warm to the touch. Uncomfortably warm actually. So I've added that I have cooked with this before, by the way, and while that's heating up, let's see, I think I'm going to add a little bit of extra virgin olive oil in here. Don't need too much, Alrighty, I got some cherry tomatoes, by the way. These are one of my favorites.

Heroes Japanese for Scarlet Red. These are very tasty, by the way. Not sponsoring this video or anything. I just happen to eat these. So I am going to cut these little cherry tomatoes half, and I might have one of these. Mm-hmm Delicious. And we're going to cook us a little egg. Got my egg right here, by the way.

I love these four grain eggs. I find these at public supermarket where I live. You may find them at some other places. These are really delicious. I like them better than other eggs, and we'll be opening that up soon. This is still in thereheat mode. This light will extinguish when it is actually ready to cook on. I'm going to keep the lid on here to keep that heat in.

Are You Still Preheating?

We don't want to lose the heat that we're generating, and as you can see over here, 230 Watts is being used. Let me see if I can zero in on that for you. Can you see that 230?? So it's not a lot compare to most other cookers. Now, the only time I would use when traveling, like a butane or propane, if I was really low on electricity stored in my power banks that I had, and I just didn't have any to waste. If I needed it to charge phones or whatever laptop, I would then pull out a little butane cooker, which we'll do another video on another day. But most of the time I like to use my little electrical appliances, especially when they don't use much energy. I'm going to get a little piece of this onion off.

We'll put that aside and give that a little slicing, also. Looks like the light is still on, so it's still preheating. Let's move that oil around a little bit. I love using extra virgin olive oil. Got to have some onion in there. Of course you could throw anything you like in here, garlic, onion, cilantro, whatever. Keep this lid on. Keep that little fork handy.

I am probably going to scramble this egg in here. Of course, there's various ways you could be cooking this. We're going to be using a little feta cheese – my favorite is a penos– Again, not sponsoring this video, just happened to be what I have around when I like to use–and maybe a little Italian seasoning. We'll throw some of that in there. Okay, still preheating. Let's take a look at this box. We've got them cooking hamburgers, some kind of little dumplings, some stir fry. Are we still preheating?

Rice Cooker, Steamer, and Cook All in One

Yes, Rice cooker, steamer, and cook all in one. 260 Watts. quickly heats cooking surfaces for even and consistent cooking. Compact size is great for dormitor rooms, small kitchens, and camps, and more. Perfect 5 inch cooking plate and bowl for portion control and meal prep. Rice cooker, steamer, and skillet, all in one. Yes, compact size is great.

Yeah, we got that. We got all that all right, Looks good. So now thereheat light has extinguished, I am going to place my egg inside the oiled skillet, and I am going to just scramble it right in the skillet here. And what I will also do is place some onions in right now. You could put the onions in first with the oil and brown the onions or burn them slightly, if that's how you like them. We're just going to throw them right in at this time.

Mymini Noodles Cooker and Skillet Review

See, that looks lovely. I want you to let that cook for a bit. With this fine cuisine, we will be having some Arizona diet green tea with ginger. Also not sponsoring this video. It just happens to be again one of the products that I like and I use in my everyday life, and you'll see that as a common theme in most of my reviews. I, at least in the beginning, I will be reviewing a lot of products, a lot of products that I have and use and love in my own life and my own home. Cheers, let's see what's going on here. Got to supervise a little bit. At least you'll know what is mishaving in the skillet.

As I said, this is a very, very low-wattage cooking device, and a very low-wattage cooking devices are actually quite rare, but this company that makes a lot of the my mini stuff, these products. They've got some interesting items for sure. Okay, it's getting close, . Now. As you'll see, once it's reached its optimal temperature, it will intermittently like stop drawing energy. So, as you see, it's at zero right now, but it will soon change back to the voltage that it normally draws, because you see, it's the lightestpopped on, and it's heating itself again. I had the lid open and was stirring it so it lost just a slight bit of heat. See, it's at 229. But the good thing is, it will stop drawing energy when it doesn't need it once itreaches its optimal temperature.

Now this is quite done. So I am going to deactivate that AC outlet, I'm going to power off, and this CN505 power bank was fully charged at 100% when we started. If you look now, it's at 90% under the battery. So we have used 10% of the CN40.5 to cook our little meal, which is a very small amount. Now we shall open this up and put that hot skillet to the side. We'll put a little bit of Italian seasoning, and just a little bit of feta cheese, and we'll decorate our plate. And there you have it. Nice little meal with our Mymini noodles cooker and skillet. Okay folks.

So the final analysis, I would say, if you or someone like me who was looking for something for one person, that was very low voltage. The box says 260 Watts, but as I showed you, I was only pulling about 229 to 230 Watts, which is excellent. Yes, you can use it in your home, or you can use it on the road, on your RV or truck car, whatever, with a little power bank that I used, and it worked great. There is one caveat, though I would say, and it's about heat. The lower part, that is, have plastic covering around it, does get quite hot. And if you notice in my videos, I have like one black and one red vinyl cap covering the little handle piece where you grab hold of the skillet, because that little plastic piece can get quite hot. My remedy that I used with the little vinyl cap seems to work pretty good. So the point is, you want to be mindful of that. And also this is a cute little pot with skillet, it is not a toy.

I would not let children play with it because of the heat issue. You need to check it out and do something like I did with the little covering over the handle. You don't want to leave children with this unattended.