Electric Warming Tray - Full Surface Heating,Rollable & Portable,Premium Silicone Nano-Material,3 Temperature Settings,Auto Shut-Off -Versatile Food Warmer for Pizza, Meals, and More

Our counter, where we often eat, is granite and quite cold in winter, so as a slow eater, my food gets cold very quickly. This warming tray to the rescue! Can eat at my pace and my food stays nice and warm! Also great for warming plates before any food is placed on them!

I didn't realize how much I needed this in my life! With busy children, I can make meals and use this effective warming mat to keep food warm and ready for the second (and third) round of weeknight dinners! Also worked great for keeping appetizers warm during parties! Highly recommend!

I just received this product. I haven’t turned it on yet but I have a question. What surfaces are safe to place it on and which surfaces to avoid. The instructions do not address this

Right out of the box you could see the quality of the heating mat and the blue color was sharp looking as well.We had a large family gathering and while there were a bunch of clunky looking crockpots on the buffet, my 4 dishes looked beautiful. Macaroni and cheese, funeral potatoes, broccoli casserole and homemade bread were displayed perfectly and were kept nice and warm. I admit I was thinking that it would be nice if all the serving vessels would fit, and they surprisingly did with just a tad of overhang.No need to worry about countertops being damaged either as the bottom of mat stays nice and cool. This is one of the best things I could have found for the numerous family events we host. Yay me!

This is great! Little Caesars thin crust pizza box sits perfectly on top of it and keeps it warm, which is not easy with a thin crust pizza. As you can see it kept my casserole warm to the very end and bread was warm too. Some people complained about the cord being too short.Mine was not, my cord was almost 6 feet long.If you’re one of those people for whom seeing is believing there’s a Hershey kiss for you.

I have always wanted a warming tray and this one is perfect. It works exactly as stated and when you're done it packs up easily and put away.Love it

Comes to temperature quickly. Used for taco night. Kept meat, tortillas and salsas warm enough to melt added cheese. Not only for pizza! Easy to clean. Easy to store and transport. Packed in my suitcase to travel with. Comes with storage bag and Velcro closure.

I figured that the pizza designation on this product was about the size and shape which works for a large pizza, as it measures just shy of 18". I didn't realize that it would not be suitable for casseroles or other heavier dishes. The heating is evenly distributed on the warming pad. I think the weight is intended to be spread out over the entire surface, not pressing down hard in one spot. At least, I'm not comfortable using it for heavy pots or ceramic dishes. It does a fine job for something like keeping all the taco fixings warm in their small containers for a do it yourself taco dinner, and of course, it is excellent for keeping pizza at the right temperature.The three temperature settings are shown in centigrade, but it doesn't matter to me because I think of them as low, medium, and medium high. It doesn't get super hot. It's not for cooking, just to keep food warm.

Function-wise I love it. It heats up and has a timer that keeps it from overheating. You can roll it up and put it away which is great. It's got the main things I look for and expect in a product - Great function and storage friendly.On the storage front, even then I am not quite sure. I find it a little hard to tie it up. I would prefer if the strap was attached to it so I don't necessarily have to hold it in its rolled up state and wrap the strap around at the same time.You gotta be aware of the things you put on it to have a large flat surface. Say, if the pot is too small it may not balance well on those legs. It is definitely perfect for pizzas, pans, etc. I think it would be a perfect for catering a small house party to have food all laid out. I also use it as a plate warmer to keep food from getting cooled down too fast from the cool plates. Can't say I would use it on a regular basis though.

⚠ Item received free via Amazon Vine in exchange for an honest review; all opinions expressed herein are my own.==============================This thing is great! I have a certain addiction to pizza, and my preferred pizza has one key trait: It needs to stay warm, or it turns into this gross sort of rubbery consistency. My solution until now has been to wrap it up in blankets (I like to eat it on my bed so I can watch my projector) while I'm not actively eating it. It does the job, but it is neither graceful nor convenient.So, I jumped at the chance to get this heating pad. I've long dabbled in the idea of building something like this for myself, using some nichrome I had lying around from a hair dryer - but I would much rather leave this to the professionals. That faith was rewarded. This gets nice and hot, is easy to deploy, and most importantly, it is actually a proper size for a XL pizza!Now, doing the mental math and putting things together, I reasoned that perhaps... I had the solution to my conundrum. And I did! While lamentable I don't have a safe way of propping it up on the side of my bed I like, it's a small price to pay for a guarantee that the pizza will stay nice, with warm marinara sauce and melty cheese, not gopping up like rubber. What really impresses me, is that when I took the dive and risked an XL pizza I ordered on this thing...It did the job. No blankets. Nothing special, except closing my window so the elements couldn't assault my delicious fast food of an italian pedigree. It is fairly cool down in the basement, and yet this managed to keep the pizza piping hot the entire time. I did have to roll and get some on a tray to continue my watching (blankets and heat obviously not mixing where it comes to items such as this) but it did the job. I'm always a bit skeptical when it comes to heat-based items, but this one actually works - and better yet, is safe on *most* surfaces.Note, in case this review has given you any ideas: it is profoundly not a good idea to try and use something like this on top of textiles like a bed, tempting as it may be. It gets hot, as described - and blankets do not mix well with that. Yes. Even with the standoffs, and kept clear. It's not a good idea.But if you are the type who still likes to keep their pizza handy closeby, it's more than functional atop a side-table, and while I would show some care if you *really* care about what it's on, it hasn't so far damaged mine, with no special concern for the heat. The cable is appreciably long, so you don't have to worry too much about placing it (long for a table? Less so - but it'd work great for a countertop to keep thanksgiving warm or whatever) and the quality on this thing doesn't raise any immediate doubts.It continues to abett my shameless sloth, as when I'm done, I can just wipe it off and roll it up - it comes with a canvas-y bag for this purpose, but that's the one small black mark, it tears very easily. The bag. The mat is absolutely fine, but you'll probably just wanna use a rubber band or something and a good drawer.Anyway, it wins my endorsement for keeping my pizza nice and fresh, and local to my mouth! After a week of work, I like to lay back and relax, so that option is really, really nice. It also means I can quick deploy this if I forget the delivery guy is about to arrive xD easier than a mad rush to get my blankets ready to fling atop the pizza, lest I waste its precious and limited lifespan at maximum goodness.I worry no longer! Momma mia!========================== Overall View: [😀] ==== - 😦🙁😐😊😀 + ==========================Media Used: I did mean to photograph it with a pizza... but I sort of got absorbed in the more enjoyable part of possessing a pizza and forgot.

This is pretty much as described. The mat comes on plastic legs which could be better.I don’t see this as an everyday item, but it may come in handy occasionally.It is easy enough to use, clean, and it does what you would expect it to do. There are a couple of glaring flaws though. Firstly it gets pretty hot. The plastic legs raise it off of the surface, but it does still get very warm underneath. Depending on where you use it, this could be a concern. If you use it on a table, then I would suggest putting it on a mat to prevent the heat from damaging the surface.Speaking of using it on your dining table, this thing does need to be plugged into a power outlet to work. This won’t be a problem if your table has a mains outlet fitted, but most tables don’t which means that you will need to run the cable to a wall outlet causing a possible tripping hazard. For use on a kitchen countertop this won’t be an issue. It is certainly something to consider before buying.Under the right circumstances this could be a very useful device to have, but you should consider when and how you are going to use it.

We had been using a couple of glass top Salton warmers for 30 years to keep food warm in a party. They are elegant but take up quite a bit of space to store.This modern version is a welcome upgrade/addition.What stands out first of all is it is flexible and can be rolled up and stored in a drawer!Although the heating tray itself is flexible, rows of anchor feet beneath give it rigidity to support a variety of dishes. It has a lower profile than the Salton warmers we have.The tray is made of silicone (as per the manufacturer) with embedded heating element. There is a bank of buttons on the side to turn it on/off and to select one of three temperature settings. The variable temperature setting is a bonus for us since the Salton warmer does not have temperature control and often is too hot and dries up the food.Another super handy bonus is the tray will shut itself off after 3 hours when left unattended!Fit and finish is excellent. The buttons are responsive.Spills are easy to wipe off. Although the entire tray (except for the electrical plug) is sealed, the manufacturer does not recommend submerging the tray in water to avoid getting water into the electric socket. In the few times we used it, we have not noticed any food getting burned and stuck to the surface.The tray heats up gently. According to the manufacturer, it heats up only to a maximum of 100 C at the highest setting, not high enough to cause spilled food to burn.The square shape of the tray, presumably designed to keep a large pizza warm, is not the most convenient footprint to accommodate a variety of dishes. A rectangular one would be more useful in a buffet dinner.Overall, we are very pleased with this new addition to our kitchen and dining room. Highly recommended.

The itrusou Electric Warmer Tray for Pizza is a really cool idea. I initially wanted this for when we camp with electric sites. We often stage food over a limited cook area, especially when we cook over the campfire. This mat has a large surface area and is perfect for keeping things warm as you pull them off the grill.It has two control buttons. One button turns it on and off. The other button cycles between low (60C), medium (80C) and high (100C). There is a heating wire snaked back and forth across the mat. This means the heat isn’t perfectly consistent across the mat, but it is perfect for warming.Initially I was worried about it burning the counter. It has silicone standoff feet on the bottom. These raise the heating element high enough off the counter that the counter stays considerably cooler than the mat. I heated the mat to 97C and the counter below it was only 61C. You still need to be aware that it does heat up under the mat when choosing a location to place it.The first test I did with it was with pizza. I put one pizza box on the mat, and one pizza box beside the mat. When the family was done with dinner, the pizza on the mat was still 61C and the control pizza was 24C. It worked quite well, even through the box.The silicone surface cleans up quickly and easily. It also rolls back up and stores in the included storage bag when you are done with it. This is a great product.