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Question: Could this dispenser be used for homemade ketchup? I am looking for something BPA free. This one would seem to fill the bill, as the ketchup is thick.
Document: I enjoy making homemade pancakes or waffles and usually have extra batter, this is excellent for storing the extra batter.Also have one of the small waffle irons (my 3 year old loves the 'tiny' one inch waffles) and this product is perfect to fill those up with no mess!It cleans up easily too! And you can have somewhat thick batter and it pours out great.My only complaint is that it's very tall and when storing in the fridge will be on it's side or in the door.
Why not buy a plastic squeeze bottle for a dollar? Its the same thing and you'll save $10.... You could even just reuse a ketchup bottle or something similar!
&#34;Sigh&#34;. Too hard to fill, too hard to squeeze, too hard to clean. I suppose a rational person could have determined that by looking at the picture, but I was so excited by the idea of having a tidy way to dispense batter onto the griddle that I couldn't resist. Don't bother with this....
I got this as a birthday gift and I've only used it once so I may need to experiment with this. The instructions say that you can mix your batter in the dispenser but I dont think I used enough liquid because my batter was pretty thick or maybe I didnt mix it very well. I also put my finger over the hole in the top of the nozzle while I was shaking to mix the ingredients and wound up pushing it through back into the container.
I got this as a gift as I already have one. It is a nice touch to make patterns, designs, write names, etc. for the kids breakfast. Turns regular ole' pancakes into something fun.Also works great to fill muffin liners for cupcakes, etc.
I bake a lot of cupcakes for family gatherings. I thought this product would allow me to fill the cups more quickly and less messily. Cake batter is a little too thick to work well. It doesn't flow smoothly, and quite a bit of batter remains in the "pen," which needs to be scraped and spooned out anyway. It probably is perfect for pancakes which have a thinner batter.
I like the idea, but a washed out ketchup bottle would have done a better job.The remaining batter is hard to get out once the majority has been used already.
Not to mention that there's batter all around the ring where the nozzle is, which is stuck there unless you unscrew the thing and take either a spoon or your finger to clear it out. The design needs to be revamped a little, that's for sure, but know that there's a better pancake dispenser on the market somewhere. I found one that made more sense than this pen, but for the life of me I don't remember the name. I haven't used this item in maybe six to seven months.
I was hesitant in buying this but wanted round pancakes. But funny enough I never used it for pancakes, I baked cupcakes with it. I didn't want a messy clean-up with the pan itself so I filled it up with cake batter and filled the cupcake pan with the batter. It was a bit sloppy to get in (first time using it) but was happy to know I could fill the tin in with just a squeeze.
I bought one and have used it a few times. I went back to my Tupperware Mix in store. This pen is a great idea, but wasn't thought through. The bottom comes off, which could be nice, I guess. It does not have a great seal though. My batter ;leaks out even when it is tighten as tight as I can get it. The mouth of the bottle is too small for the measuring cups, so I end up with the mix everywhere!
Answer: It's large and will hold a lot of ketchup. I think it would work for many food items.