Quest Electric Pancake Maker & Crepe Maker | Extra Large Cooking Surface | Non Stick, Easy Clean Up | Includes Utensils | Perfect for Pancakes, Crepes, Omelettes, Chapati, Roti

I bought the Quest Electric Pancake Maker after two weeks on holiday, during which my children became dangerously accustomed to freshly made pancakes appearing every morning like we were staying at a luxury breakfast palace staffed by cheerful batter wizards. Upon returning home, they seemed genuinely disappointed that our kitchen did not automatically produce pancakes every weekend, so naturally I panicked and bought this. For the price, I honestly was not expecting much. I thought it might be one of those gadgets that works once, goes sticky, and then spends the rest of its life hiding at the back of a cupboard next to the spiralizer of shame. But this thing is awesome. It does the job really well, heats nicely, cooks evenly, and has somehow made me look like a man who understands breakfast engineering. It is also simple to use and easy to clean, which is exactly what you want from anything involving pancake mix and children. The instructions could basically read: plug in, switch to medium or hot, pour batter, cook, accept applause. That is about it. No complicated ritual, no secret chef training, no need to spin the pan while whispering encouragement to the batter. I love using it because it brings us together as a family at the weekend. The children gather round with the excitement of tiny restaurant inspectors, waiting for pancakes as if I have spent years mastering French cuisine. They currently believe I am the greatest breakfast chef in the world, and I see absolutely no reason to ruin that illusion by explaining that 95% of the magic is the machine and the other 5% is remembering the ingredients. One of my daughters has to eat vegan due to an allergy, so for anyone who knows the Olympic-level admin involved in catering for allergies and vegan recipes, here is our simple batter recipe that absolutely rocks. So far, nobody has noticed it is any different, and frankly I would like to keep that quiet before the tiny breakfast critics start asking difficult questions: 300g/12oz self-raising flour, 1 tsp baking powder, 1 tbsp sugar of any kind, 1 tbsp vanilla extract, and 400ml/14fl oz plant-based milk such as oat, almond, or soya. Mix, pour, cook, accept undeserved praise. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Five stars for being easy, effective, good value, and giving me weekend breakfast celebrity status in my own kitchen. If your children have also returned from holiday expecting fresh pancakes on demand, this little machine may save your reputation, your frying pan, and possibly your sanity.

excellent quality and fast delivery

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Since I bought this I've had crepes nearly everyday. It's really easy to use; it cooks the crepes quickly; and it's super easy to clean.

This is a great bit of kitchen kit, not only is it great for making pancakes but great at savoury foods such as omelettes, chicken and smash burgers! Quite versatile and it’s replaced the use of our frying pan for a large number of items