Comments on: Tip Of The Day: Ketchup Bottle As Pancake Dispenser http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/ Creative Homemaking Ideas & Household Tips Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:38:05 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Blue pancakes « Rberries http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/#comment-52998 Blue pancakes « Rberries Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:05:13 +0000 http://tipnut.com/?p=1526#comment-52998 [...] using a plastic dispenser bottle from a website, but I don’t remember where.  But I did see this post where they used a ketchup bottle for making pancakes.  That would solve the problem of when the [...] [...] using a plastic dispenser bottle from a website, but I don’t remember where.  But I did see this post where they used a ketchup bottle for making pancakes.  That would solve the problem of when the [...]

]]> By: LYNETTE GREEN http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/#comment-51303 LYNETTE GREEN Fri, 26 Sep 2008 10:08:40 +0000 http://tipnut.com/?p=1526#comment-51303 i absolutely agree with Steve above - THREE things to wash instead of just one bowl - no thanks! i find that a small ladle with a pouring spout works just as well. if you stand your bowl of batter on the stove next to your pan, there's no mess because your ladle is over the bowl then the pan and you can pour with your right hand and swirl the pan with your left. i absolutely agree with Steve above – THREE things to wash instead of just one bowl – no thanks! i find that a small ladle with a pouring spout works just as well. if you stand your bowl of batter on the stove next to your pan, there’s no mess because your ladle is over the bowl then the pan and you can pour with your right hand and swirl the pan with your left.

]]> By: Steve Long http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/#comment-51297 Steve Long Thu, 25 Sep 2008 23:00:51 +0000 http://tipnut.com/?p=1526#comment-51297 I liked this tip at first. Until I thought about how to get the batter in the bottle. If using a funnel, you now have a bowl with batter it it, a funnel with batter in it, and the ketchup bottle with batter in it. That's a lot of wasted batter, since even with diligent spatulaing (yes, spatulaing; it's a word; I made it up) there will be some batter left behind. It's also two extra things to wash. I use a large liquid measuring cup for mixing pancake batter; the pour spout on the measuring cup makes for easy pouring. I liked this tip at first. Until I thought about how to get the batter in the bottle. If using a funnel, you now have a bowl with batter it it, a funnel with batter in it, and the ketchup bottle with batter in it. That’s a lot of wasted batter, since even with diligent spatulaing (yes, spatulaing; it’s a word; I made it up) there will be some batter left behind. It’s also two extra things to wash.

I use a large liquid measuring cup for mixing pancake batter; the pour spout on the measuring cup makes for easy pouring.

]]> By: danniann http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/#comment-51273 danniann Wed, 24 Sep 2008 17:01:06 +0000 http://tipnut.com/?p=1526#comment-51273 If you use a funnel, getting the batter into the bottle is snap! Using the bottle makes it easier for little hands to help, too. If you use a funnel, getting the batter into the bottle is snap! Using the bottle makes it easier for little hands to help, too.

]]> By: sherrieg http://tipnut.com/pancake-dispenser/#comment-51272 sherrieg Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:08:55 +0000 http://tipnut.com/?p=1526#comment-51272 You may not have the mess from transferring the batter from the bowl to the pan, but wouldn't you have more mess from transferring the batter from the bowl to the ketchup bottle? I do love the idea of perfect pancakes, though! You may not have the mess from transferring the batter from the bowl to the pan, but wouldn’t you have more mess from transferring the batter from the bowl to the ketchup bottle? I do love the idea of perfect pancakes, though!

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