9/09/2010

Pancake Batter Dispenser

I sort of want one of these:
IT is a pancake batter dispenser.  So your have perfectly round pancakes.  And that is all fine and great, but I sort of want it because Stephanie at Sweet Creations uses it for this:


Half of me thinks it is so cool and I should buy it before the other half of me talks me out of it.  What do you think.  Handy?  Or a waste of space?

20 comments:

  1. Heather9/9/10, 4:13 AM

    Ohhh I want one too! That is the coolest thing EVER. I have such a hard time not making a huge mess when I pour pancakes and cupcakes.

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  2. Hel9/9/10, 6:56 AM

    Definitely handy.

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  3. Unknown9/9/10, 7:01 AM

    For 13 dollars, of course you need one. In fact I need one too.

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  4. Mandy Beyeler9/9/10, 7:22 AM

    get it! (and now I need one too!)

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  5. Thimbleanna9/9/10, 7:27 AM

    Use an ice cream scoop for your cupcakes -- they're always perfect and it's quicker than waiting on that batter to drop from the pancake batter dispenser. ;-)

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  6. Wendy9/9/10, 7:28 AM

    I suggest a large squeeze ketchup bottle ~ you can even store the batter in there, shake it up and squeeze out just what you need on those hurried school mornings :)

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  7. Kristi9/9/10, 7:36 AM

    I think I want one too.. but then what about thick batter?

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  8. Amanda9/9/10, 7:48 AM

    ooohhh... now I want one too!

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  9. Lee Ann L.9/9/10, 9:05 AM

    an ice cream scoop works just as good and doesn't take up as much space. Just saying.

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  10. Lisa9/9/10, 9:43 AM

    Go for it. You'll love using it.

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  11. kelly9/9/10, 10:51 AM

    i think that the added hassle of cleaning it probably defeats the novelty of perfectly round pancakes or neatly dispensed batter.

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  12. Jen @ EmbellishingLifeEveryday9/9/10, 10:59 AM

    handy! I'd use it for cupcakes. It would make it so much quicker. I always spill the batter all over the tin and this looks like it would solve that problem!

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  13. Michelle9/9/10, 11:19 AM

    Very neat looking -- but I'm wondering how much of a hassle it would be to clean.

    I'm loving the squeeze ketchup bottle idea, especially saving extra in the fridge (or mixing some up in advance!)

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  14. Lorie9/9/10, 2:43 PM

    Hmmm...now you have me wondering about the cleaning. I will have to see if I can find one at Target instead of Target.com so I can check it out. I always have a huge mess to clean up after pancakes or cupcakes anyways, so I am not sure how much more of a hassle it could be. I am a messy cake maker!

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  15. Miss G9/9/10, 6:23 PM

    I was going to ask if you wanted to clean it too. I often use a large ziploc for cupcakes and just snip off a corner. I saw a friend using a cleaned out coffee creamer bottle for making pancakes the other day. Kelly

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  16. Jennifer Burgett9/10/10, 7:19 AM

    Great now I want one too. I think very handy to have. Takes a lot of the mess out of making cupcakes.

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  17. Lauren9/10/10, 8:45 AM

    SO HANDY! I hate when any batter of any sort gets on the counter, which ineveitably happens with a bowl, measuring cup or spoon. I WANT THIS SOOO BAD- I make pancakes and cupcakes on a regular basis.

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  18. Natalie9/10/10, 11:14 PM

    Check Williams Sonoma for their pancake pen. I just recently bought one and am already loving all of the different ways I can use it.

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  19. Penelope9/14/10, 10:52 PM

    I put my cupcake batter in a large ziplock bag, cut the tip off and pipe it in that way. Works a treat. For pancake patter I use a sauce bottle. That way I can make them into shapes for the kids.

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  20. Julie9/17/10, 7:39 PM

    I second the ice cream scoop for cupcakes!
    and i also use a ketchup squeeze bottle for pancakes every once in awhile, you can make shapes for your kids so easily with it.

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