The BagnShop Electric Pancake and Crepe Maker lets you make perfectly uniform, evenly cooked pancakes, crepes, dosas, and chapatis at home with minimal effort. The large non-stick cooking surface heats evenly across the entire plate, and the temperature dial gives you precise control — from the low heat needed for thin crepes to the higher setting ideal for thicker pancakes and dosas.
This is a breakfast appliance that earns its counter space quickly. In Indian homes, it is equally useful for making thin dosas and phulkas as it is for weekend pancake breakfasts. The non-stick surface means less oil and less scrubbing.
Key Features
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Large non-stick cooking surface — even heat distribution for consistent results
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Adjustable temperature control — precise dial from low to high heat
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Multi-purpose — pancakes, crepes, dosas, chapatis, phulkas, and flat breads
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Ready indicator light — signals when the plate has reached the set temperature
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Non-stick coating — requires minimal oil, easy to clean
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Compact and stable base — sits securely on a kitchen counter
Specifications
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Surface material: Non-stick coated plate
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Power source: Electric (standard Indian 220V socket)
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Temperature control: Adjustable dial
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Suitable for: Pancakes, crepes, dosas, chapatis, flatbreads
What Is in the Box
- 1 x Electric Pancake and Crepe Maker
- 1 x Power Cable
- 1 x User Manual / Recipe Guide
Who Is This For
This appliance is for people who make dosas, phulkas, or chapatis frequently and want a dedicated electric surface rather than a gas tawa, and for families who enjoy making pancakes or crepes at home on weekends. It is also a useful gifting option for people setting up a new kitchen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it make dosas as well as pancakes?
Yes. The large non-stick plate and adjustable temperature make it suitable for thin crispy dosas, soft uttapam, and thick American-style pancakes. Set a lower temperature for crepes and thin dosas, higher for thicker items.
Is it easy to clean?
Yes. The non-stick surface wipes clean with a damp cloth after cooling. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or metal utensils to preserve the coating.
Does it need oil for each item?
A very small amount of oil or butter for the first round is sufficient. The non-stick coating means you can reduce or eliminate oil for subsequent rounds.
How long does it take to heat up?
Typically 2 to 4 minutes to reach cooking temperature, indicated by the ready light.
Is it suitable for making phulkas and chapatis?
Yes. Set to medium-high heat and cook chapatis as you would on a regular tawa — the even heat distribution gives consistent results across the entire surface.
Can children use it safely?
The cooking surface becomes very hot. Children should not use it unsupervised. The exterior sides and handle stay cooler than the cooking plate, but adult supervision is always recommended.
