Chocolate Sprinkle Stix from John Adams with Amazon Basics Batteries

1. Spend ridiculous amount of money on Sprinkle Stix.2. Spend additional ridiculous amount of money on chocolate, sprinkles and bread stix3. Use every screwdriver in your arsenal to put batteries in.4. Wait 5 hours for chocolate to semi-melt into warm poo like substance.5. Attempt to get poo like substance to stick to break stick6. Bash button of ‘sprinkle blaster’ a million times until it finally unjams7. Watch sprinkles fly around hitting every part of the machine except the bread stick8. Take out breadstick and hand it to your child9. Realise your child has fallen asleep from pure boredom halfway through a packet of plain breadsticks!10. Throw everything in the bin and wonder why you bothered buying something based solely on a tv jingle

the worst gift I have ever had the misfortune to give my kids, it doesn't work the kids were in tears, its absolute rubbish and a big conIt DOESNT come with chocolate, sprinkles or bread sticks, all items with long shelf life so no reason why they couldn't be put in. My mum spent an extra £10 on all the bits, which was an absolute waste and the only working part of it with any fun the sprinkle spinner doesn't spin when you add sprinkles! its jams.So £27 in the bin, upset kids, very stressed mum and grandma! Not the birthday gift we had planned

If I could give this a negative rating I would!!! Chocolate doesn’t melt in container provided so you end up microwaving it! And it’s a pain in the butt does not stay together! I really want my money back but I bought it too long ago as a present for someone and only just found out!!!

load of rubbish. My little lad saw the advert on TV and asked for it as a gift. I bought it on line and it arrived the next day.For an item called chocolate sprinkle sticks.. the are no chocolate, no sprinkles and no sticks in the fella.The plastic is cheap crap that doesn’t hold together, the screw for tha battery holder was stripped. I had to take the full base off to fit the battery. When I opened it up there’s simply a cheap motor attached to a battery inside.I felt sorry for my little one so went and got all the stuff to make to sticks. It would have been more fun and cheaper not to bother with this rubbish and just cook with the little guy.I’m sick of all kids toys being over priced cheap plastic rubbish. Half the things I buy him fall apart after a day or so and end up in the bin. Why do we just accept this garbage with kids toys? If it was stuff we bought for ourselves we’d be going mad.Anyway it’s a shame amazon sell these awful products. I blame myself for not reading the reviews and also the adverts that make this look like the best present in the world to kids.Awful product!!!

My 6 year old asked for this for Christmas after seeing it on the TV. At over £20 it was bought as one of her top presents from us. Used it today-what a waste of money. Had to go out and buy the chocolate and breadsticks. Thankfully had 100s &1000s in the cupboard. Struggled to get the batteries in because of the poor quality screw. Chocolate didn’t melt even after giving it the 10 minutes as suggested on instructions (by now children were uninspired and munching on breadsticks). Stuck the chocolate in a separate bowl and pinged in the microwave. The breadsticks had to be a very specific size to use is the sprinkle dome. Overall it was just an over priced disappointing mess! We have more fun decorating our own biscuits in the kitchen. Save your money-get some breadsticks, melt your own chocolate in the microwave then dip them in a tub of 100s and 1000s!!!

Pointless money grabbing toy. Just melt some chocolate in a bowl dip in breadsticks and then sprinkle with hundreds and thousands. Only difference is you don't have to spend a fortune on a gimmick. The ingredients you have to buy seperately anyway so why pay for the other bits?

Didn’t come with anything! You have to buy all the chocolate etc! Overpriced and not that great when you do make them

Would have given it 5 if the chocolate melted quicker.It goes together easy and the instructions are easy to follow. Just make sure you read them through before starting.I got this for my 6yr olds birthday and we did it together with her 4yr old sister. I wouldn’t recommend leaving kids to it as if the breadsticks are too long they pop out and the sprinkles fly everywhere!We did it on the kitchen table so mess didn’t bother us. I tried the hot water melting method but it wasn’t fast enough so I popped the pot in the micro. That was a mistake as it melted a bit of the pot into a funny shape. So if your going to micro it do it on low power and with no water in the pot!We used chocolate buttons, Italian breadsticks broken in half and hundreds and thousands and the girls had great fun taking it in turns to make one and of course they got eaten straight away!You have to make sure you close the filter funnel once you let the sprinkles fly or they start flying back out again.Everything looks like it can be thrown in the dishwasher too, which is what i have just done.Good fun. Going to use some coconut next time. Yum.