Product review (2 stars): Cute, but flawed design
A neighbor discarded one of these - brand-new, never been plugged in. It is cute, but the design seemed a bit off. It is not a very good design. Each of the four indents that hold a "pizza" is quite small - about three fairly small bites.

I download the owner's manual online and followed the instruction as best I could. The dough recipe has no leavening and lots of butter. The instructions were a bit vague, but it seems you sort of spread the rolled out dough discs into the indents while the machine is cold(ish). Once the filling is added, you plug it in. There are two lights that aren't particularly useful - power and "ready" (which lights up long before the "pizza" is actually cooked or "ready").

The resulting "pizza" is really more of a topless tart. Even rolling out thin, the crust is doughy inside with the outside a bit crispy. The filling is still quite wet, since it is almost as deep as it is wide and can't get hot enough throughout to cook completely.

Making these "pizzas" is a bit tedious, spraying with oil,  spreading in the dough, spooning in a small bit of filling, plugging in the machine, waiting a few minutes, trying to decide if the dough is crispy on the outside, unplugging the machine, getting each out of its hot indent without scratching the non-stick coating or burning yourself, letting it cool a bit, and then repeating for the next scant serving (actually, I could easily eat eight of these at those times when I would normally chow down on pizza...!).

Cleaning is a bit difficult, as it does not disassemble, so you have to wash the cooking surfaces without getting water inside. The only solution I could find is to prop it up sideways on the edge of the sink and use a brush and sprayer. Too awkward.

It's a cute idea. It is reasonably well built, but flawed design. It was fun doing these with my 4-year-old son (we cook together a lot, he's getting to be a good cook). But it was too much work for mediocre results. They were edible mainly because I seasoned to my taste, but the maker needs to return to the drawing table and design something actually practical.

I'm glad I didn't pay anything for this, and will probably pass it on to a thrift store.