Mejicana 12 Churro Maker for Homemade Churros

The origin of Churros can be traced back to China, where a pastry called the "oil-fried devil" was created. After their journeys, the Portuguese brought this savory snack to the Iberian Peninsula. The Spanish, however, lost interest in the Chinese history and simply named it after the churra sheep and their horns, which have a similar shape. Over time, Mexicans perfected the Churros and introduced them to the United States many years ago. No one knows Churros better than Mexicans.

Mexicans have also developed and perfected the machines used to make Churros, and this authentic Mexican machine is the one we are proud to list on Amazon.com, showcasing its beautifully designed features. To use this machine, simply place one of the molds into the metal cylinder, followed by the dough, and then insert the wooden part into the chamber. Hold the metal handles with your hands, pull the machine towards you, and the Churros will be easily formed. Once you're done, just wash the machine with soapy water and rinse.

This all-metal body and wood insert machine, made in Mexico, is perfect for parties, bakeries, homes, workplaces, and picnics. Its unique design is sure to intrigue everyone, making you the popular one. The machine measures approximately 12.5 inches in length and includes two molds: a star shape and circles.

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