Pancake Batter Dispenser

Surprisingly tidy for batter. Nothing down the side of the jug, nothing on the hob.

First few pancakes were huge because I held the trigger too long tbh. Once you learn a quick squeeze it's great.

Three kids, three different pancake sizes requested. Trigger makes it easy, small, medium, large, no mess. Dad's happy.

Kids fight over who gets to turn the crank.

Pours brilliantly. The crank whisk gets there but takes a while with a full jug, so I give it a quick stir with a fork first to break up the flour.

Crepe batter pours really well out of the bottom. I squeeze a stream into the hot skillet, swirl, and nothing ends up on the stovetop. The crank in the lid gets rid of lumps fast too.

Hosted a pancake brunch for eight. Mixed one batch, refilled once and kept a steady stream going on two griddles. Nobody waited long.

Pours smoothly and stops cleanly when I let go of the trigger. No tail of batter dripping.

My 15 year old made pancakes for the whole family by himself this morning. Jug did most of the work.

Our apartment kitchen has one tiny counter, so mixing in a bowl and then ladling meant batter everywhere. This jug does both jobs. I mix in it, pour from it, and the only thing to clean is the jug itself. Clear sides mean you can see exactly how much is left, and it rinses out quickly once breakfast is done.