Silver Dollar Pancake Pan - Nonstick 7 Egg Skillet Omelet Maker

It’s an amazing addition to my kitchen

bought for the "little ones" they love "eating the dinosaurs".

Performance is good, but it burned easily at the bottom and hard to clean.

The handle of this pan was simple to attach. The pan is a great size for these cute little (about 2.5”) pancakes. It is non stick and I had no problem with the pancakes or eggs sticking at all. I love to make a large batch of pancakes and some scrambled egg patties in this pan. I then package 2 pancakes, I egg patty and a sausage patty together in a baggie and I freeze for an easy breakfast for my kids before school. I do make sure to heat the sausage/egg and then the pancakes separately so the pancakes aren't overcooked. This is actually my second pan. My other one was boxed up from a move and I don’t know what happened to it. -it will be a happy surprise if I find it again as well.

Tiene una exelente calidad, mi niño Feliz con sus galleticas de muñequitos muy recomendado le doy un 10/ 10 muchas gracias

Used this product to make banana pancakes, suggested by our doctor - 1 banana, 2 eggs - for a healthy breakfast! Still learning how to make pancakes (even without this pan) without either burning them or leaving them too soggy. Love the utensils too!

Great for kids! Mine loved picking out which animal she wanted on her pancakes. They don’t stick to the pan and it’s easy to clean and heavy duty.

There’s definitely a learning curve here. I saw another reviewer mention that but she didn’t give any tips so hopefully my review will help you! I make these almost Everyday since I bought this about a month ago. They’re perfect size for my 2 year old and my 10 yo loves them too. For my 6 month old I scramble some eggs and cook them in their own circles. One medium egg fills 3. They’re perfect for his tiny hands and baby led weaning. The pictures are hit or miss on the eggs, I haven’t figure out the secret to that yet. I find a thicker batter and a lower temp help the pictures show better. A video I watched said to keep one open so you can flip into an open spot which is a good idea but what I do is flip with the little spatula that comes with it and put the little tongs on the opposite side of the spot to act as a barrier, a quick little nudge and the pancakes go right where they are supposed to. I plan on making sandwiches with this also.