Maxim CM5 Crepe Maker

Pros: Great Results
Cons: Corded, Warm Up Time

There used to be a restaurant in Philadelphia called The Magic Pan, which besides offering up a real warm ambience offered some of the best crepe dishes in the city. They had an old world approach to the preparation of their crepes. A carousel that held ...

Pros: The pan doesn't overheat, the crepes come out looking fantastic.
Cons: You'll want to cook crepes for every meal, risking family revolt.

Crepes on Cole, now THAT's what I miss about San Francisco. I recently moved 300 miles away, and it's been driving me crazy trying to make a decent crepe. I mean, I really lacked the equipment.

You can't make good crepes on a Lodge Cast...

Pros: Makes preparing restaurant-quality crepes quick and easy
Cons: Doesn't come with its own dipping pan

Admittedly I'm a Francophile so when it comes to anything French (Fashion, food, music, etc), I'm ha ...

Pros: Foolproof, easy to clean, all-around great product
Cons: Not worth spending money on if you don't make crepes very often

I bought this pan last year from cooking.com when I had a gift certificate to spend. I have never made crepes that often, since I am generally pretty messy and end up with lopsided crepes anyways. I could never make them thin enough, even enough,...

Pros: Very convenient, easy to use
Cons: Not many

I'll make this short and sweet - I got this about 13 years ago and it has gotten plenty of use. It makes making crepes almost fool-proof. Everyone that sees us use it and trys the crepes wants one. It's not expensive for what you get. It also...