Moss & Stone 8" Electric Crepe M... vs Proctor Silex 38400 Electric Cre...

Omg i love this thing it changed my life. But, the results are great. Very happy with this purchase.

It is easy to simply dip a spoon or spatula in the batter an have a drop of it fill the hole. I still use butter in the recipe (after all, what's crepes without butter!

This has to be the easiest and fastest way to make crepes on the market.

It has no rim around it, so all the batter runs off the top of this domed pan. Since there's a curved edge it’s not easy to thin out the crepe with a tool.

This product is impossible to clean. Kindda hard to get the hang of it. Complete waste of money.

Probably should have been designed as cordless. The cord is terribly short which makes using this a safety hazard. Lacked any instructions.

Grandkids love these. Nonstick so super easy to flip. Arrived nicely packed and undamaged to hawaii.

It's extremely easy to use (even for one who is not culinarily gifted), easy to clean -- just wipe it down with a wet paper towel. Warms up pretty quickly, useful durable tools, and a sleek design.

Super shadow edge makes a mess. The batter leaks off, and it’s not easy to clean the gap between the parts. I'm not sure if it is just the one we got or a design flaw.