ESLITE LIFE9.5 Inch Crepe Pan with Spreader, Nonstick Ceramic Flat Skillet Dosa Tawa Comales Para Tortillas Pancake Pan, PTFE & PFOA Free, Black

Very happy with the purchase..I made rotis and dosas on this and both came out well...it's not too heavy and doesn't take too long to heat up.Cleaning is also easy and I am very much satisfied with the product.

This thing is great for making crepes and even better for making tortillas!

Not one crepes stuck beautiful pan.

I was not impressed by this pan when I first started using it. There's an ever so slight raised hump in the center so the batter cooks too thin in the center and too thick around the perimeter. BUT...I found a recipe that works for me for Swedish pancakes (similar to crepes, but better in my opinion).1 cup flour2 cups milk3 eggs1/4 cup sugar1/8 cup melted butterDash saltMix all ingredients thoroughly and let stand for 15 minutes.Heat pan to medium-high heat. Generously apply butter to the pan, then use a ladle and pour directly and somewhat slowly onto the center of the pan. The batter will begin to cook in the center and this prevents it from getting too thin. Tip and spin the pan to distribute the batter all around. I tried, but I don't use the spreading stick.After a few minutes, flip and cook the other side. It is nearly cooked before you flip it, so this side won't take as long to cook as the first side. Each pancake takes about five minutes to cook both sides.If the butter is properly browned by the heat you'll get a nice coloring of brown spots on your Swedish pancake. Fold in thirds and serve with jellies, jams, butter and sugar, fill with whipped cream and fruit, or whatever creative accompaniment you desire. Enjoy!

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It's very good to cook my pancakes

Non-stick is the way to go with a crepe pan and this one is sturdy, non-stick and works perfectly

I like this pan BUT it's not non-stick. A simple fried egg sticks. I use a little cooking spray. I use it for omelets mostly. It's sturdy, easy clean, easy to attach handle. As you can see, it has a very low rim so you can't pour more than two or three (at the most!) scrambled eggs on it. Great for pancakes, crepes or two grilled cheese sandwiches. If you use some cooking spray or butter, you won't have any trouble with sticking. I think "non-stick" is a pipe dream on any pan.