🥞 GEETEST 800ml Stainless Steel Pancake Batter Dispenser - Ultimate Kitchen Tool for Baking, Cupcakes, Muffins, Crepes, Waffles - Easyflow Spout with Measuring Gauge in Mls and Cups Review

In general, the build quality is good. Thick dough doesn't work. I tried to bake muffins, the batter turned out to be too thick. There were no problems with a thinner test. Remember. If you want to dose thick dough, then it is better to consider other options.

Very easy to clean. The yield of regular cupcake batter was good for the first 8 cupcakes. Then it slowed down and it took several times before anything came out. The next day my 79 year old hands regretted this purchase. If you're young and have a strong grip, go for it!

We used this to make pancakes on our Blackstone to feed 3 grandchildren. Worked great and did very well. Can't wait to make some funnel cakes out of these for our nursing home staff and residents who can get them. We did them this year, but without donors it was much more difficult. #Volunteers in public service

I'm a pretty sloppy cook and anything that requires extreme precision is just beyond my power. I'm particularly struggling with mini cupcakes and there just wasn't a way for me to fill out the forms without spilling a lot of batter. The dough dispenser is a great tool that I didn't even know about. It is high quality, easy to use and easy to clean.

My wife found a pancake pan and brought it home. It was plastic and only lasted a few weeks before the handle broke and became unusable. I went online and found this metallic fill and it works great. She can cast the right size without any mess, and when she's done, it's easy to clean. It's a shame we didn't find this years ago, but now that we have it, making pancakes is a lot easier.

I was so happy to get this because every time I make cupcakes I make a mess. The filling of the dough is very easy and the handle is easy to squeeze, but the problem is that the dough is not very good. barley spilled. I had to pry it out with a spatula. You need something at the top to push the dough down so it comes out better. I'd rather fill my paper cups by hand than use this thing.

Background: This purchase was made to upgrade and replace a broken plastic version of this tool. I've had it for years, and one day the handle mechanism just broke in half. I didn't want to do that to myself again, so I switched to this stainless steel version. Good: He does what he has to do, he is pure in nature. Because it's a durable stainless steel construction, the batter is easy to clean and won't leak. Not so good: It doesn't have a very good pouring/dispensing speed. I've tried…