Senkmlemt Pancake Batter Dispensers, Stainless Steel Funnels with Stand and Spatula for Cake, Confectionery and Desserts to Transfer Liquid, Fluid

If you use it for chocolate, be sure to immediately rinse the chocolate out with hot water. It is easy to clean that way, but I would not want to try cleaning it with hardened chocolate.Great control of the batter’s flow when making pancakes. With a little practice I might be able to make my grand kids cute animal pancakes.It really ups your baking and decorative skills in the kitchen. It is easy to use, and you are in control of where the liquid flows and how much. Fantastic kitchen tool!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I used it for the first time last evening. I made 2 batches of waffle batter. The 2nd batter was even more thick than the first batter.I have a video showing the dispenser in use.It dispenses the batter from a small hole at the bottom of the metal holder, The mechanism that allows the batter to be dispensed is a weighted piece that is lifted by pressing a lever. That lever has a spring on it that pushes the weight back down into the hole.I have no problem with the mechanism. It works as it should. the "holder" allows this oddly shaped tool to keep upright while in use. The dispenser didn't drip at all. i thought it would, so I tried to put a custard dish under the holder, but it didn't fit.My thought is that waffle batter is typically thick. That thick batter doesn't move through the dispenser hole easily, making the use of the dispenser very slow. Opening and closing the hole at the bottom did make the batter dispense a little quicker, but....it didn't make much of a difference.I had made 2 batches of batter. I had the first batch of batter inside the dispenser, so next I tried to dispense a small amount like I was writing something. Then, I dispensed the 2nd batch on top of that. When I took them out when they had finished cooking, the "writing" wasn't legible.This dispenser may be best used in a thin batter situation. I don't make things in a deep fryer, but I'd like to try this tool to make elephant ears, donuts, etc.For MY waffles, they worked, but were more hassle than using traditional methods. For ME, I wouldn't bother using this tool for waffles again.I may try to use it for pancakes. If it makes pancakes in a way that is revolutionary, I'll update my review.For now, it works, but it not better than using a spoon or measuring cup.At this point, I can't recommend it.

The flow is a bit slow with standard waffle batter, but the waffles I made came out picture perfect each time. It's also pretty easy to clean and the stand makes it very convenient to use.

I bought this for work to fill small cups for ketchup and ranch. The ranch was thicker so was a lot slower. I quit using it for the ranch.