Exultimate Pancake Batter Dispenser Pen - Easy Squeeze Bottle with Drip-Proof Silicone Nozzle, Measurement Marker - 3 Cups, Grey - Ideal for Pancakes, Waffles, and Crepes Review

Thrown away. Shake the batter and water to mix. It wasn't easy, but I kept going. Then I tried to push the batter into the pan and it came out from under the lid. Save money and time.

Decent product and great concept, but the lids on either side don't really matter. To use them appropriately, they must add a sigil. The product comes out badly due to air leaking from the opposite end.

What I really like about this dispenser is that unused batter keeps well in the fridge. It also worked pretty well to eject the dough with a few squeezes. No complaints.

I like it! No confusion with pancake batter. My only small issue is that the suction makes a very loud noise when the pouring stops, like when you use the last mayonnaise. Otherwise it works great. Oh it would be even better if it included a blender ball. Worked great with what I already had.

As much as I wanted it to work, it definitely didn't work. More trouble than doing it the old-fashioned way. The batter runs out of the cap and when you squeeze the bottle the batter doesn't come out. I bought one of these at a school fundraiser many years ago and lost it when I moved. We are looking for a worker. Unfortunately it wasn't.

Tried this dispenser a few times. The description suggests that you can knead the dough in a bowl, but that never worked for me. I got a good amount of dry pancake mix even after shaking the container a bit. It's also impossible to push the batter into the pan. I put a lot of effort into squeezing and instead of coming out where it should, it comes out the other end.

Too bad I missed the return deadline. I bought but didn't immediately bake pancakes to try. When I did it was a TOTAL failure as you can see, but I was in no rush to submit a report. Unless you're using a very thin pancake batter, I don't, but mine isn't very thick either. Or maybe not homemade (I made homemade), it might work for you. Was so excited to try this but the dough barely pushed through the hole.

The bottom cap was not screwed on. No matter what, when the bottle was squeezed, air would escape from under the base (not the handle) of the bottle. Without sufficient pressure, the dough will not spread. At the same time, I bought a different brand of cupcake handle. First I used a different one. The other was such an improvement over filling mini cupcake holes by hand that it was an epic disappointment. But a better known brand of cupcake grips. It's a great idea, but this product is poorly…