Snappy22cm Crepe Pan
R189
About
Making excellent crêpes doesn’t happen overnight, though part of the secret to making crêpes more flavorful is to prepare the batter the night before.
Crêpes are finicky because they are so thin that they can burn, tear, and stick in the pan if cooked at the wrong temperature or left for too long. The cook also has to have a gentle approach with the spatula and a great deal of patience. But with this Crepe Maker, you can skip the steep learning curve and scrambled messes, and get on with eating that crisp but stretchy piece of heaven you’ve been craving! This is the electric crepe maker that cooks paper-thin, restaurant-worthy crepes. Unlike skillets that make thick, chewy crepes, this model’s crepe iron is dipped into the batter, creating a wafer-thin crepe every time!
Product Features
- Hanging handle
- Non-stick cooking plate for easy cleaning
- Switch with indicator light for easy operating
- Plate Diameter: 22cm
- Thermoplastic housing
- Colour: Black
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