Francine French Crepe Mix-Makes 20 Sweet Crepes, 13 oz

I used olive oil and it took me two crepes to get it right. When I did, it was amazing. I did use medium high heat. My father thought I made them from scratch, which his father did. It's a nice mix. Two cups of milk and one tablespoon of oil for Americans.

easy to make

I did buy this with the maker thinking it would get me off to a good start. But the instructions are a bit hard to follow and they are not for English. If you know the french or mertric way to measure you will be fine with this.

The media could not be loaded. I love this product because I taste like my pancake back in my old days at school. Satisfying I’ve been looking for pancake like this . But this one love it it’s perfect

It was good, but my scratch is better - "eggier". One packet will not make 10 crepes. It makes 6 12" using a short 1/2 cup of batter. Don't plan on a whisk being able to blend the batter smooth with no lump. I always, even with scratch, use a fine stainless strainer. Makes for a better spreading of the batter. I subbed out the oil for butter. The directions are in French .... Took me a minute to find the add-on sticker on the side panel.

First things first, the instructions on this box is ALL IN FRENCH Used Google Translate and here is what the directions are: Mix one envelope of mix with 2 cups of milk (I used 2% but I think whole milk would make it better). I let it rest for about 5 min, and then made crepes. My crepe maker is about `10 inch diameter, and the box says each envelope makes up to 15 crepes. I got 6 out of it, I believe because the maker is a larger one. The crepes when done were outstanding! Now that I know what the instructions say I will definitely continue to use this mix.

Unclear measurements and poor results. The mixture never got smooth and it was constantly sticking to the pan. I’ve made crepes dozens of times and this was a horrible experience

Taste is good. Really love this brand.