With an 8-inch surface, the La-Mise Wooden Ruti Maker flattens dough into uniform circles. Solid mahogany wood construction adds 1.5-2 kg of gravity-assisted pressure. Through a 12-inch handle, users apply manual force to produce consistent rotis without electricity.
Key Features
- Mahogany Wood Build: 1-inch thick base resists warping under high pressure. Hardwood density prevents the wood from cracking.
- 12-Inch Lever: Manual press design multiplies downward force. Long handle length reduces physical effort needed for thin chapati.
- 8-Inch Pressing Surface: Wide circular area accommodates standard roti sizes. Even surface contact prevents dough from tearing.
- Manual Operation: Zero power requirement for kitchen use. Works during load shedding without interrupting meal preparation.
- 1.5-2 kg Weight: Heavy chassis stabilizes the base during compression. Mass prevents the unit from sliding across counters.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to use a wooden ruti maker?
Place a dough ball between the plates and pull the 12-inch handle down. Firm pressure creates a flat, round shape in seconds.
Which wood is best for ruti maker?
Mahogany offers high density and natural resistance to moisture. This prevents the press from warping over time.