Enhanced Stainless Steel Pancake Batter Dispenser with Lid - A Versatile Kitchen Essential for Perfect Baking, Cupcakes, Muffins, Crepes, Waffles, and More - Easyflow Spout, Measuring Gauge in Mls and Cups Review

I make pancakes for my son every day so when I saw this I had to try it! I love how easy it is to use and how it avoids the mess when pouring the batter into the pan. It comes with a built in stand which is great as you don't have to worry about it falling! The only thing I will say is that your batter isn't too thick because it's pouring slowly, other than that it's amazing!

Last weekend I finally got the chance to use this on my family trip. Everything around was fantastic! Makes it very easy to control the amount of batter in the pan for each pancake we've baked and the unit doesn't drive at all when resting on the desk. Cleaning was easy and finally the price was great! I would recommend this product to everyone!

I like the dispenser. Does what it's supposed to, doesn't drip unless the batter is too thin. Haven't tried pancakes for fear they'll get too thin and then leak - both from leaking and from not releasing quickly enough when released. I like the weight although I was expecting thicker steel. A thicker batter, for example for fruit muffins, is not suitable for me.

I don't use this for pancakes and such but I've definitely seen it would be perfect for that but I do use it for pouring balm! Pouring balm into jars can make a mess. Now I can line up all the jars, fill the container, and it becomes so quick and easy. Although the mixture is very hot, it does ooze out a little after I've done a couple of refills, but I just hold it over the glass while filling the reservoir. It's holding up really well so far and I've used it for more than 10 gallons of hot…

So after using the ppastic version of Blackstone which broke twice and got stuck so bad I decided to try a new and improved version. Apparently yes, we complained about the leak. First thing I did was test it with water, no leaks. I think I made the gasket tighter. I was ready to return it because it also jammed when I pulled the trigger. My friend told me to spray wd-40 which of course I never did. So I had an idea and I smeared some olive oil around the hole where the dough comes out and in…

I liked the idea of a steel batter dispenser and this seemed to fit the bill. After my second plastic break, both of which were better branded items and $20-$25 each, I thought the steel version would be a good upgrade, especially considering the price was the same as my previous devices. And it would be if it weren't for some outrageous problems. First, the steel around the trigger grip is sharp and can easily cut your fingers if you're not careful. Not what I want to give my children. Second,