Oh, Kickstarter eh? I dunno, i think it needs to hipster-ize itself 100% more by using handcrafted wood and aluminum.
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And don’t forget the organic quinoa flour in the pods.
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Another excuse to air the brilliant “Kill the K-Cup” video:
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Some people on the Internet claim it’s possible to make a tortilla without a Flatev.
Cute, Mark.
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My local tortilleria (which was half a block from my house until it relocated recently – a minor tragedy in my life) sold tortillas hot off the press for $1 a pound. I’m not sure I can buy masa that cheap at the grocery store.
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far too complicated. This is all we need
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On the one hand, I can’t buy cinnamon-flavored tortillas at my local grocery store.
On the other hand, I don’t know why I’d want to.
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Demonstrably untrue. It has exactly one use.
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Does separating suckers from their money count as one?
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The whole point of something like this is that you can’t tweak anything about it - you’re locked into DRMed pods and a system that does only what it’s programmed to, so even if a tortilla maker was anything like a crepe pan (which it isn’t - at all), you still couldn’t make crepes unless it was officially supported. Whereas, if you just had a couple pans in your kitchen, you could make whatever you wanted to.
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Still, as good as fresh from the tortilleria is, nothing beats fresh homemade. Particularly because you can make it to taste.
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MMMMMM…10 dollar tortillas.
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Surely. But the quality * convenience / price calculus was nearly unbeatable for most typical applications.
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Please tell me you don’t use it like this: 
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NOOOOOOoooooooo!!!
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It’s all coming true.
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does it have wifi?
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Yes, but it’s only 802.11b. Can you believe that shit?
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The only way to make flour tortillas is in your home studio at 3 in the morning while you are editing Sin City…
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