🥞 Fun-Filled Pancake Pan for Kids: Nonstick Griddle to Make Perfect Pancakes, Flapjacks, and Blinis! Review

It is convenient to cook children's pancakes in a pan. This is a beautiful, aesthetically crafted pan that works great on my induction stovetop. It took me a while to figure out the heat level and I was surprised that it was on the low side. My kids love the characters and eat them with greed because they always want to help make pancakes. fat), it falls onto the hob. Therefore, I would have liked a higher edge all around.

I really like this pan. Now that I know what I'm doing! Here are some tips: 1) Don't make too much fire, a weak one is better! 2) Don't forget to lightly spray the pan with oil. 3) Fill each well with just 1/6 cup of batter. 1/8 cup is too little and 1/4 cup will spill out while your batter cooks. 4) The pancake batter will barely look dry around the edges when it's ready to flip the pancakes. 5) When ready to flip the pancakes. Hold the pan at a 45 degree angle. This will help hold the…

Great! Also bought after watching Crazy Russian Hacker Taras. My 9 year old with autism went to heaven and wants pancakes every morning because of this pan! Even my 22 year old son loves it. You have to oil it. Tried without, but very poorly. I use Pam oil spray and you also need to respray before turning. So I fill in all but one. When they're done, I drizzle the empty one, flip one, drizzle, flip, etc. That way, each pancake has two different designs. Also cook over medium-high heat, waiting…

Would highly recommend this pan! I bought this because my granddaughter was staying with us and I wanted to make her fun pancakes instead of the usual pancakes. She loved emojis! I was expecting the pancakes to be a bit more difficult to flip and that wasn't a problem as I also bought a silicone spatula with curved corners. It's definitely not sticky, but I brushed the cavities with some olive oil just in case. The heat distribution is good. So I bought a frying pan with an induction base. I…

This pan makes delicious pancakes. This works as long as you use a tiny spatula. They're also easier to flip if you leave a space to flip the pancakes. However, the pen becomes very smelly. With my gas stove, the residual heat was too great for the handle on a low setting. The handle turned yellow only slightly, but the smell was such that I had to open all the windows for a day to air the house. To be honest, I didn't want to try the pan again, but a few days later I tried again on my…