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This 7-1/8-inch long paderno world cuisine wooden T shaped crepe spreader is ideal for quickly and evenly spreading thin crepe batter in a crepe pan or when using an electric crepe maker. With one single sweep the batter can be moved in a circular direction to spread it before the cooking process advances.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
29 of 29 people found the following review helpful
By S. Ryba
Amazon Verified Purchase
We saw these crepe spreaders at the crepe vendor at the farmer's market. We decided we needed to have one! The downside is that you have to get FIVE in a package, but the upside is you can cut them to make smaller ones, if you have a smaller crepe pan (which we do!) So now we have wide ones and short ones. They are sturdy and feel substantial. Oh, and, if you've only ever made crepes by swirling, or using the back of a spoon, you're in for a treat - using this spreader will make YOUR crepes THE BEST CREPES EVER!!!
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I looked everywhere for a crepe spreader without having to buy a pan, too. This is actually a package of spreaders. It works perfectly!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By G. Rohrs
I cooked crepes all winter in Telluride, CO and to make a traditional, thin crepe perfectly you need a spreader.
You can use gravity if your pan has handles, but even then, it will be thicker and full of bubbles like your average
pancake. With a spreader, you can make the true, French crepe that is thin and gorgeous. It takes a certain coordination
to master the "rake". And, it's a technique that will impress anyone watching.
I never used a flat-head spreader so I can't state an opinion to which is better. But I will say, you probably won't need
any more than two spreaders for an entire lifetime. Yes, being wood, it will have a lifespan if not cleaned properly. In
fact, you'll want some wood glue around for any two-piece, wood spreader because moisture will affect the connection
eventually. I always washed mine by hand immediately after use to limit exposure to moisture. Never put these in a dish
washer or let them soak in a sink full of water.
Tips: before spreading any batter, dip the spreading bar in some water first so it's damp, not dripping wet. If you don't
wet your spreader first, it will get coated with batter quickly and be tougher to remove later. You could even hit it with
a light spray of Pam or just a quick rub of oil, too.
Crepes are fun and perfect for entertaining. Plus, kids LOVE crepes, especially with Nutella! Make sure to add fresh berries
or create some savory versions which always impress.
Have fun. Au revoir.
You can use gravity if your pan has handles, but even then, it will be thicker and full of bubbles like your average
pancake. With a spreader, you can make the true, French crepe that is thin and gorgeous. It takes a certain coordination
to master the "rake". And, it's a technique that will impress anyone watching.
I never used a flat-head spreader so I can't state an opinion to which is better. But I will say, you probably won't need
any more than two spreaders for an entire lifetime. Yes, being wood, it will have a lifespan if not cleaned properly. In
fact, you'll want some wood glue around for any two-piece, wood spreader because moisture will affect the connection
eventually. I always washed mine by hand immediately after use to limit exposure to moisture. Never put these in a dish
washer or let them soak in a sink full of water.
Tips: before spreading any batter, dip the spreading bar in some water first so it's damp, not dripping wet. If you don't
wet your spreader first, it will get coated with batter quickly and be tougher to remove later. You could even hit it with
a light spray of Pam or just a quick rub of oil, too.
Crepes are fun and perfect for entertaining. Plus, kids LOVE crepes, especially with Nutella! Make sure to add fresh berries
or create some savory versions which always impress.
Have fun. Au revoir.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Useful Tool For Making Crepes
You get 5 of these spreaders in one order. Before I put them to use and after reading the amazon reviews, I soaked these in mineral oil and wiped them clean. Read more
Published 23 days ago by perrymasonary
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very helpful
I used to do my crepes by tilting the pan in different directions.
Using the spreader makes it very easy.
I recommend it to any one who loves crepes like me.
Using the spreader makes it very easy.
I recommend it to any one who loves crepes like me.
Published 1 month ago by Fadia Farag
5.0 out of 5 stars
Must buy 5
this is the same quality that came with the electric crepe maker works great, a great size. put the other 4 away you may need another sometime.
Published 1 month ago by spirithing
2.0 out of 5 stars
not to good
I'm not recomending this one, the truth its kind a boggus or else, not really helping at all to make a perfect crepes.
Published 2 months ago by Grace Fraters
1.0 out of 5 stars
useless
Completely unnecessary for a 9.5 inch crepe pan. The stick is too big. Batter sticks to it. Don't waste your money.
Published 2 months ago by J. Baylor
5.0 out of 5 stars
works but you dont need 5
note that this is a 5 pack ,im not sure how but i seemed to miss that! you will never need so many. one will last you a lifetime
Published 2 months ago by Ava Brooks
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great product but.....
I did have to cut this down by a 1/2 inch on each side. It worked perfectly for me after I cut it and sanded the edge a little.
Published 2 months ago by Federica M. Sommer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just Like Paris
This the perfect tool to make great crepes just like the ones you get in Paris. If you like crepes, you gotta have this tool.
Published 3 months ago by Legal Eagle
4.0 out of 5 stars
It serves it's purpose but not actually what I anticipated
I have never made a crepe in my life. So I am no expert but...it seems to work for the person who received it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by ciellalv
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not Necessary if cooking on the stove.
I make crepes on the stove with a cast iron pan (Lodge Logic Pre-Seasoned Round Griddle, 10.5"). I thought this crepe spreader would work well but it just makes a mess spreading... Read more
Published 3 months ago by P. Reamer
