🥞 Tibos Electric Single Crepe Maker | Original French Crepe Pan with Wooden Spreader, Turner, and Brush | Nonstick & Easy-to-Clean Teflon Surface | 13”, Black Review

This is a quality unit, I was looking for a hidden top and it is very warm. I threw away the plastic spatula, the ladle could have been bigger, and the wooden spatula had to be sanded down a bit. I didn't buy it for the tools, I've watched every farmer's market across the island from where a girl has been making pancakes all day, I ordered a 19" metal spatula to decorate the cake (round the edges with sandpaper off) and a 5.5 inch round wooden spatula like yours. had and now make comparable…

The first one broke and had to be returned, but I bought it again and it's perfect, easy and simple to make endless perfectly cooked pancakes. Pour the batter is easy because it has such a large surface area, it's very non-stick, you really don't have to worry at all, and I find the lower heat cooking is absolutely sufficient to get the job done very quickly. Flipping is actually very easy, it comes with a long wooden spatula, I was intimidated but honestly my kids make it incredibly easy. A…

The surface heats up very quickly and recovers quickly between pancakes. It's faster to cook pancakes individually than 2-3 at a time in a giant pan. The included utensils help spread the batter and bake perfect pancakes. Teleshopping' to see it in action. It takes a little learning to be good at it. I may never be as good as the woman in the video. Plan out some less than perfect pancakes while you learn how Batter pours by turning the distributor I will definitely buy this product again.

The crepe maker was well built and looked like it would last a long time. The problem I had was that it didn't provide even heat across the hob. On the hob, the center didn't heat up as much as other spots on the surface. As a result, the center of my pancakes is undercooked. If I let the center cook longer, the edges of my pancake would eventually burn. This is the second pancake I've tried. The first was the CucinaPro CucinaPro 1448 12" Pan and Crepe Maker which ran for 5 minutes before…

I love this crepe maker! For home use, this option is incomparable. Don't worry about using a wedge whip tool; I like thinner pancakes and this tool didn't work. The two-piece spacer should be slightly longer. I bought the best of Revain. The recipe book isn't as useful as I would have liked so I bought an extra one from Revain which had great recipes. Pros: Good size. Haven't burned a pancake yet! (But don't set the temperature above 3) Easy to clean, easy to use. The price was ok. I love the…

This block works well and is quite light. Heats up very quickly and evenly. I set the device to the highest temperature, warm it up and then turn it down to the lowest temperature and it's still very powerful. I'm still working on the batter and technique to make a very thin pancake. The surface is very easy to clean. The design is pretty clever as part of the top is wider than the bottom to keep the batter from dripping onto the bottom. Why did I subtract two starts? Well, a small hole on the…

Hello. I used my crepe maker today and it works great. I won't echo all the other comments, but I agree with the following: - Don't use this plastic pancake spreading tool; it's useless. This creates a mess and doesn't spread the batter easily - instead of turning the temperature down to 5 levels - hands-free; agree with the recommendation to use a wooden spatula; I dropped a spoonful of batter into the dispenser and used a T-shaped wooden tool; It works - the birch wood roller spreader…

We bought this for our daughter's 10th birthday - she loved pancakes on a recent trip to Canada. The 13-inch size is perfect for home use: not too big, but big enough to fill. The diameter is just about right - I think a 16 inch size would be impractical for a hot surface. Tibos cooks evenly, pancakes are easy to remove and the whole thing is quick and easy to clean. We started with a simple and flat shaker, but I agree with other reviewers that a round shaker is the way to go and ended up…