Cucina Pro 1447 Cordless Crepe Maker

Manufacturer : CucinaPro In Stock : 9 List Price: $44.99 Price: $34.00 You Save: $10.99 (24%) Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Features

• 7.5 inch diameter non-stick cooking surface
• Over 14 inch in length
• Cordless Cooking Plate
• Electric Cord Base with cord wrap
• 800 Watts

Product Description

Making crepes has never been so quick and easy. Simply plug the crepe maker in to let it heat up, spread a thin layer of batter and watch it cooks in seconds. Our electric crepe maker features a 7.5 inch diameter non-stick surface and a 14 inch overall length. Electric base with cord wrap

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 4.00 out of 5 reviews

Rating :
Great piece! - Graham Kerr, Nov 13, 2009

This is way easier than stove top crepes.
David (who does not like the crepe) is wrong when he says the crepe is magically supposed to fall off the crepe maker. You peel it off easily. It ain't rocket science David. I guess it is just hard to please some people.
This product is a good deal.


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Perfect Crepes - Once you get the hang of it. - M. Carson, Mar 23, 2009

The first 2 did not come out right - I don't think it was hot enough. But the third and all the way to the final come out perfectly. My 10 y.o. son even had a fun time making crepes with this. I love this little kitchen tool!


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Easy crepes -- no kidding!!! - Eliza, Dec 27, 2008

I had always wanted to try making crepes but was intimidated by how difficult everyone made the cooking process sound. My husband bought this for me and my first try was a resounding success. I was a little worried that this would be one of those gimmicky kitchen gadgets that doesn't really work, but it does a great job. I actually have a lot of fun using it, and it goes really fast.


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Fabulous Idea - J. Mccleary, Jul 20, 2008

We love to make crepes, but they were a pain to get just the right 'thin'
ness. This is a great "toy" and the crepes come out perfect every time...


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Worst Item in my Kitchen - David A. Broudy, Apr 25, 2008

This is the least functional kitchen tool I have ever used. When you heat it up and hold it upside down in the crepe batter it's supposed to hold the right amount of batter for a crepe. Then, when the crepe is done, it's supposed to fall right off onto your plate. Neither works. The crepes are far too thin, and usually have many small and large holes in them. The surface is always either too hot or too cold.

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