Moss & Stone Electric Crepe Maker – 8” Portable Crepe Pan Nonstick with Dipping Plate, Auto Shut-Off, On/Off Switch, Even Heating & One Automatic Temperature Control – Compact Crepe Maker

I absolutely love this electric crepe maker! It heats up quickly, distributes heat evenly, and the non-stick surface works like a charm—no more torn or stuck crepes. The included spreader and spatula made it super easy to get thin, uniform crepes right from the start, even as a beginner.Cleanup is a breeze—just a quick wipe with a damp cloth, and it’s good to go. I’ve used it not only for sweet and savory crepes but also for tortillas and even pancakes. It’s compact, lightweight, and doesn’t take up much space in the kitchen, which is a huge plus.If you enjoy making brunch at home or want to try your hand at something new, this crepe maker is 100% worth it. Fun to use, reliable, and delivers delicious results every time!

easier than making crepes in a frying pan. just dip it in the batter, let it cook for 15 seconds, flip with a rubber spatula and cook other side for 15 seconds, and done. easy to clean also, just wipe it off

Pros:+ Simple to use+ Affordable price+ Crepes release easily+ Compact and portable+ Automatic temperature control+ Auto shut-off for safetyCons:- Takes a while to cook each crepe- Sometimes need to cook the other side- Made with inexpensive materialsIf dipped too deep, batter sticks to the edges- Temperature control is not adjustable- Handle might not be very sturdyReview:The Moss & Stone Electric Crepe Maker is a solid choice for anyone looking to enjoy homemade crepes without spending a fortune. Its straightforward design and budget-friendly price make it ideal for beginners or those who only make crepes occasionally. The nonstick surface works well—crepes slide off effortlessly—and its compact size means it won’t take up much space in your kitchen. Features like the automatic temperature control and auto shut-off add a layer of convenience and safety, which is a nice touch for such an affordable device.That said, it’s not without its flaws. Cooking each crepe takes longer than expected, and you might find yourself flipping them to finish the other side. The materials feel a bit cheap, though that’s not surprising given the low cost. If you dip the maker too far into the batter, it can stick around the edges, which gets annoying fast. I also noticed that crepes sometimes cook unevenly, but in my case, that might’ve been because I made the batter too thin by adding extra milk.All in all, this crepe maker is a good value for the price. It’s perfect for leisurely crepe-making sessions, as long as you’re patient with the cooking time and careful with your batter consistency and dipping technique. For casual use, it gets the job done!

I bought two, and would appreciate it if I could have one now. Need to order ir for me soon

This crepe maker works really well! Even heat, perfect circles, and cleans up easily by wiping off the top!

It does the job. Heats fast and not expensive, quality is good.

This crepe maker looks great and works reasonably well (there is a learning curve) but I am concerned that the red paint comes off when it is heated and can get into the batter. I don’t know if this is safe to eat. I threw out the first few crepes but it keeps happening, even when cleaning it. I worry that if you accidentally dip the maker even just a little too far into the batter pan you can possibly consume harmful chemicals from the leaking paint. I love the idea of the crepe maker and the crepes turned out well, but I still regret buying this. Maybe it’s just the red one? (After this happened I found several one star reviews saying the same thing about the red one.)

I bought this for my husband for Christmas (as well as the kind that you swirl out with the stick). He and I both prefer this one.It cooks well, fast, and doesn't burn. There is trial and error, but it's a fast learn. I've never felt like any crepe was raw or burnt, and I'm a picky person (slightly over cooked, like a little too dark of brown is burnt to me haha).