Do you like Homemade Crepes? | MyHealthyDish

[@ArtisticallyME]

Me: really wanting her to flip it and cook the other side

[@SomethingsStinky]

It triggers me too

[@erock420]

Me to

[@kona_klipspringer]

it triggers me AAAAAA

[@beepboopbobop]

the crepe is so thin that it’ll be fine with only cooking one side! hope this helps ❤️

[@erock420]

@@beepboopbobop It does thank you

[@squarehammer4619]

You're supposed to cook both sides, Merlin. They should be golden brown on both sides

[@madcatt09]

merlin.. i love it 😂

[@Hern78]

Omg merlin😍

[@maron2870]

@@onigireee i mean why would you make 煎饼 when you're supposed to make crêpes then

[@Ruben355]

Actually in France ( we’re crepes are from) they leave one side pale and put toppings in then they close the crepe and bake them golden.

[@onigireee]

@@maron2870 She isn't making jianbing, that appliance she's using to make the crepes are usually used to make jianbing at home easily and cleanly, without having to worry about evenness and messy batter spillage.

[@professionalobese5529]

Lmao as a french person making crêpes is litterally the easiest thing you could do, from making the batter to cooking crêpes. Please don't feel the need to buy expensive gadgets, a normal pan works just fine.

[@janiejames9963]

Agreed my mom makes too and in india we call it poora and sprinkle granulated sugar on it

[@professionalobese5529]

@@janiejames9963 i find it cool how almost every culture has their own "crêpes". It's so interesting. I looked up poora on google and well now i'm hungry.

[@marywilson6354]

None stick pan with some pam spray huh?

[@fish3943]

Exactly, my swedish mom taught me how to make them and I can already tell that making them in the pan tastes better than whatever gadget this is

[@ajv6241]

ik

[@Pratyusha26]

The way my inner voice shouted "DOSA!!!! " 😂😂

[@catastrophe9778]

😂

[@rozynadudha992]

FRRR

[@KpopBloomies]

No chocolate dosa😂

[@JalajTurkane]

Same 😂 but i like the method of street making masala dosa

[@MV-vd6uu]

Dosa wont be crisp on this appliance

[@cutieanddime5785]

Gordon Ramsay: “ITS BLOODY RAW”

[@cutieanddime5785]

It’s not cooked from the other side

[@Ava-zz1yx]

I crepe rlly isn’t hard to make in a pan. Even tho this is more simple but all u have to do is add batter to a pan.

[@uselessSam]

Not really. It is pretty hard to understand when to flip and how to flip. Anybody could add batter to a pan, but the rest of the process is the hard and the main part.

[@depufull]

We don't want charcoals in our crepe

[@fmradio4123]

In concept it is but it’s fucking hard sometimes trying to get it perfect like how the device the lady does it. I think I’ve only got like a few that looked decent from a whole batch of crepes.

[@Katerina-kqkq]

Considering the amounts one would need to cook for Maslenitsa I actually think it’s great…

[@elisaurous2209]

@@uselessSam it's very easy. I think all european countries make crepes all the time, they are "pancakes" here.

[@clumsybish]

I have been making crepes with my mother since I was a kid, and when I saw this raw side it kinda hurt. (I was taught that both sides need to be cooked, so don't come after me for this 😂)

[@blank888]

I don't get it, Are crapes russian pancakes with a different name? In case they are. You don't need to cook them on both side but if you do cook them on both sides they will have a better texture from my experience

[@oceanr6404]

@@blank888 they french

[@pancakesonmars9161]

@@blank888 crapes are similar to most east european pancakes. Crapes are also french

[@jostvonroy9269]

Making crepes is frustrating than making pancakes

[@ItsChurchieYall]

These crepes are so thin if you tried cooking the other side it would just burn

[@gregreee]

I feel like not cooking both sides is the equivalent of not heating up a tortilla when making a taco or burrito

[@silverninja3692]

Wait you're supposed to heat the tortilla?

[@justthenamekevin]

@@silverninja3692 yes if your lazy just put it in the microwave but heated up tortillas in a pan is sooo good

[@christopherescobedo6625]

@@justthenamekevin yall use a pan? Never seen it done like that😐

[@Elias-D-Ramirez]

@@christopherescobedo6625 you do it over the flame don’t you

[@christopherescobedo6625]

@@Elias-D-Ramirez yea, just over the bars of our stove. Gets them crispy and quicker then when you use a comal.

[@allaboutshwetasmusic]

Me: This is such a good for making perfect dosa 😀

[@osamabinswaggin2142]

Yea

[@shrutiverma8236]

Same here😁

[@bharathisockalingam5464]

As a tamilian here, the beauty of dosas are the swirls and the crunchy part

[@samridhisaini2494]

@@bharathisockalingam5464 truereeee

[@shaheenkhan9213]

Whats dosa

[@nsjs17]

It doesn’t look cooked. 😕 Flip it on a pan. Don’t buy weird gadgets, just take the ten minutes to learn a useful skill like using a pan and flipping stuff. Then you can apply it to other foods. :)

[@Karuglah]

last night your mom wasn't fully cooked either sheeeshh

[@tootz5800]

@@Karuglah bruh u get bullied in school

[@the-symbol-of-the-umbran-way]

@@Karuglah sheeeeeshhh

[@hutao9419]

@@Karuglah ur a kid, go watch cartoons kiddo

[@lolwr4566]

I don’t think it’s the gadget. She could’ve left it on longer to make it look browner but people like my aunt eat crepe like this lol.

[@skippyikeoh5778]

Making them in a pan is definitely better and pretty much just as easy.

[@moxi005]

Yeah this is bad you need to find right shape plate to dip it

[@duckmeat4674]

How is it better?

[@peeenguinne3858]

I mean, I would definitely prefer to do it in a pan. But if I have this, I would use it from time to time. I sometimes end up holding ice cubes after cooking because manually doing it always leave a burning sensation in my hands.

[@hamadmubarkalq8644]

You know no one said that you have to buy it.. Chell

[@darthnihiluz5305]

Yea. I bought one and never use it.

[@tuttiflooti]

So let’s say- theoretically- that I want fully cooked crepes?

[@ladypain7856]

😆 🤣

[@Vinxael]

You dont

[@masonsantos5552]

It is fully cooked.

[@imaduckmooo3947]

@@masonsantos5552 it was only cooked on one side so no it’s not

[@nunuuko]

@@imaduckmooo3947 Theyre so thin that you don't need to flip it, they fully cook on one side.

[@xT0rn_]

in my household we use nonstick flat pans and just cook both sides to be golden. u don't have to buy any special crepe makers

[@softmongreal2522]

true.

[@xennyy]

Exactly

[@laanne7332]

Cool go make your own KZbin channel them

[@marleckasdfghjkl]

My French teacher in HS used this when we would have crepe parties. I thought it was the coolest thing. She was a great French teacher, s/o to Mrs. Mellus from LHS I can still speak French ❤️

[@byronwilliams7977]

Formidable

[@ellla3606]

I know it might sound weird but you should try the crepes with lemon or lime juice and cinnamon sugar! It's really good

[@nanette1973]

It does not sound weird! That’s how I first ever tried crepes as a little girl. My mom made them with lemon juice and sugar. Soooo good!

[@florinalexa3644]

Btw you cook the crepe both sides so you might just be making raw crepes...

[@finnegan728]

the way the crepe maker works ensures the batter remains paper thin, you can see the bubbles totally poke through and pop ensuring its cooked through, and considering theyre so thin the other side would be solid enough to be cooked. if you were to use a skillet and liquid batter you would probably need to flip unless you were cooking them on a low heat for a ling time.

[@qtqake5483]

crepes are so thin they cook through both sides. If you had logic you would know that

[@florinalexa3644]

@@qtqake5483 clearly you didnt eat european crepes... if that device was so good everybody would use it... especially in countries like mine were crepes are served as street food desert...

[@Yeetuz.Deletuz]

@@florinalexa3644 oh clearly you dont have a brain

[@florinalexa3644]

@@Yeetuz.Deletuz clearly!!!!

[@Dreaminclouds315]

Crepes with butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon are amazingly simple and delicious 👌🏼😍💕

[@Lemon-xv2ii]

That’s sounds so good!! I’m going to have to try that!!!

[@Dreaminclouds315]

The trick is to put butter on the crepe while it's still hot so it can melt the butter, then sprinkle the sugar/cinnamon mixture on the melted butter and then the sugar will be half melted and still kinda crunchy. SO GOOD. Also, you can use granulated sugar or brown sugar.

[@Lemon-xv2ii]

@@Dreaminclouds315 Omg 😌the way you described that 👌 makes is all the more delicious 🤤

[@mikkii_]

Omg i never thought making DOSA was so easy😜...any indians👀

[@mikkii_]

@SS 🤣🤣

[@anjuelizabeth5832]

Yes... From kerala

[@mikkii_]

@@anjuelizabeth5832 malusss🔥

[@arunroy9997]

It's not called dosa in West....they use vegetables and leaves inside it and eat ....liek Chapati roll

[@lavieenrose7618]

Dosa and crepes are different :) Crepe batter is not fermented and is generally thinner than dosa batter

[@ormrkin]

i used to work in a French crepe restaurant where we'd spin them on griddles ourselves. this is a cool idea! i just feel like it would take too long for the amount of crepes i typically want to make, those pans don't hold heat for very long.

[@AlvinaMuneer]

I love how sweetly she said “Try it, You might like it.”

[@sasabulovic6028]

These crepes aren't brown enough, you have to use a pan so you can flip the crepe.

[@kinglaffey8174]

Your voiceovers with the piano... Its like heaven

[@MyHealthyDish]

I didn’t realize my voice was so soothing until i started doing voiceovers and my followers told me

[@kinglaffey8174]

@@MyHealthyDish along with your face 😳 xD

[@ranitoktik6191]

Your voice is so smooth!! And the piano ♥️♥️♥️♥️💙

[@ayanadanish8893]

This is basically a thinner version of pancakes what you can do is just take a non stick pan and use a less amount of batter and spread the batter into the pan and then add any topping you want.

[@ghasmasterpggblshorts3451]

Hey this is a South Indian dish dosa and they spoiled it all

[@Puglover130]

Yes but people are stupid and uncoordinated and screw it up. Badly. You’re talking about people who need hacks on how to peel eggs. 😂

[@aloeveraproducts6428]

Rolling them is the traditional way of doing it here in Bosnia Serbia and many other countries. Also... cook the other side

[@pumpgod940]

It's so fucking raw it's gonna ship itself back to a costco shelf.

[@deathitsuki9544]

ITS FUCKING RAW!!!!!!!!

[@iwastheonewhocrashedyourwi9500]

ITS FUCKING RAW!!!!!!!

[@aziz5262]

ITS FUCKING RAW!!!!!!!!

[@orage8332]

ITS FUCKING RAW!!!!!!!!!

[@HelloKittySGTC]

IT'S FUCKING RAW!!!!!!!!

[@bruhh9040]

can you hit someone with it? I mean, will it do more damage to the enemy because it's hot?

[@ScrotumCat]

Yes

[@zsquigly3791]

Yes it has a very high chance to cause burn damage to enemies (65%)

[@durva28]

Probably

[@blungus7815]

It's not hard to flip them, I've got motor issues and have no trouble flipping crepes. Crepe makers are a scam.

[@Eeee-xl4xb]

fr and this thing straight up looks like a pan

[@stuffz4040]

I don’t have motor issues and I struggle to make pancakes so maybe you’re just blessed lol.

[@spaceforce0]

@@stuffz4040 git gud

[@aleksandrat6668]

I make crapes for my kids and the family every 2 weeks or so. It's a must in our culture. This is undercooked ND you can easily make it in a regular pan.

[@sarahs3988]

Crepes in a regular pan are very simple. Just put the batter in, swirl, and flip. Love crepes but don't need a special pan for them. Plus it does bother me that it's not cooked on both sides.

[@benjaminwiklund2602]

I'm not even French and it hurts my soul to hear "krayp"

[@xiyisilix]

same

[@DuckDQuack]

Yep, and she says it so fucking often as well

[@lorivranish2514]

Same its crêpe

[@calebelenbaas6903]

Lol my grandfather is Dutch so I've grown up calling them pannenkoeken. I didn't know what a "krayp" was until like fourth grade. Now that I take French class, hearing people mispronounce it hurts my ears. Another example is "crisont" which isn't as bad but still annoying.

[@망고-e4z]

@@xiyisilix wait so how do you say it?? ive been saying either krayp or krep

[@yoarozu]

I could never understand America's obsession with crepes. Where I'm from it's just known as a pancake or pannekoek (for those who might speak afrikaans) and what they call pancakes are known as flapjacks👀 Btw we dust our "crepes" with cinnamon and brown sugar and rolling them up is just a must. And if you're feeling fancy top it off with golden syrup!

[@vogelvogeltje]

Im from Cali, and not obsessed with crepes… but they’re good. Zuid Afrika?

[@mogomelia]

i get if its hard to find places that sell crepes like where i live(singapore) but to eat it everyday is a little excessive

[@Louiscare]

@@vogelvogeltje south Africa

[@eoslily1655]

Dutch say pannekoek to

[@rapa2894]

America has zero obsession with crepes 😂

[@shanehughes124]

Just use an ordinary pan. Heat it up as you do and dip the bottom in

[@stuffz4040]

Living in the year 3,000.

[@MARCM0DE]

3000000iq

[@Hazed64]

What do you do if the pan doesn't have enough heat to cook it? Atleast this is constant heat,

[@shanehughes124]

@@Hazed64 adjust the heat settings as needed plus crepes dont need much time to cook :) I have tried it myself many times. They come out great

[@stuffz4040]

@@Hazed64 It’d probably only work if you have a pan that can be heated up upside down or a really good nonstick

[@18yearsago88]

South indian moms be like :- are you comedy me??🤣

[@OilerPlier]

When she said "try it you might like it" she sounded like the iready diagnostic lady 🤣

[@loveyoulemon]

"I have an amazon addiction" My mother literally stans Jeffrey Bezos BECAUSE EVERY FRICKIN DAY WE GET 3-10 PARCELS AND IM TIRED OF IT.

[@Dwayne7]

no one asked

[@loveyoulemon]

@Maria Alice Corrêa de Souza You dropped this: 👑

[@Tshanholtz1991]

What the shit does stans mean. Now I know you kids are making up your own dumbed down languages.

[@loveyoulemon]

Im going to explain nicely. Stan is a word which was made by combining 2 words: Stalker and Fan They are usually obsessive over famous people etc.

[@Tshanholtz1991]

@@loveyoulemon well I was a kid too I suppose. Except we didn’t need a Rosetta Stone to decode words lol

[@Multistan03]

Indians be like: I want this to make a perfect round dosa😂

[@Sush_it_is]

I was thinking the same

[@permata9613]

Hahahaha yeees 😍

[@patangaha]

Absolutely, now where can I get it.

[@user-ld1om4qp7j]

Same

[@Songs-lr4wt]

Lol, yes, perfect dosa maker

[@mehimrc1314]

Bottom of a frying pan should do the trick lightly oiled.

[@Kizaco]

Yes and online addiction to Amazon as opposed to an off-line addiction where you just look at the screen that they tells you that you have no internet connection for several hours

[@gertrudebuck366]

I love Crepes! Especially Crepes with Chicken de van!! They are oh so very very good.

[@mannacharya4088]

So crepes are sweet dosas. Good to know I'm not missing out on much.

[@Mad-oe8bn]

Crêpes are really good you should try to make some

[@MH-vn1io]

Costco version of Nutella isn’t made with palm oil and tastes literally the same - plus it comes in a much bigger jar. Might wanna consider a switch?

[@haniapopowska8966]

"I rolled them instead of folded them" - literally folded the sides.

[@ansel8935]

Im guessing she usually folds them up into quarter’s, itd make more sense to call this rolled to differentiate the two

[@strawberry_gaming11]

My mom has the same one and she always says it’s very useful

[@sunflowerxx5080]

Me: I hate crepes. *a few minutes past after watching this* Me: let me go order this.

[@dizzy-lavender6992]

When my aunt came to visit us she was so in love with this that she would make it for desert every night

[@wooperlovesbts2987]

Thats not a crêpe. They are much thinner,larger and folded to keep the content in. What you made there is what we call a pancake in Europe.

[@noorclean2915]

Sadly according to Americans, they consider this thin enough to be crepes, their version of pancake is thicker and taste like actual sponge cakes with a lot of syrups

[@wooperlovesbts2987]

@@noorclean2915 ik, that's why I say, the Americans probably do not even have a word for what we call a pancake here. Cause a crêpe is definitly sth else. We call American pancakes pancake as well, like not translated. The translated word describes what they made in that video which is not a crêpe.

[@person8520]

@@mjohn894 bc that’s not what crepes are

[@jojobunny02]

@@wooperlovesbts2987 💜

[@Girl95szia]

Pancakes are basically crepes here in E-Eu.

[@gauravjojo]

We call it ‘’cheela’’ in india. And we make it on a normal frying pan without buying any fancy stuff.

[@phoebeel]

The world: Hm I'd love a crepe right now. Americans: I'd love a CRAYHP right now

[@palakmagrawal]

This Idea is from India💜. Because we make RUMALI ROTI and Dosa like this....

[@CatermelonWat1]

Alternate title: tell me you got sponsored without actually telling me you got sponsored

[@pandawan4]

To anyone considering it, I wouldn't recommend buying the pan at all. Your batter bowl would have to be quite flat and constantly topped up to the brim to use it this way. At some point, you'd probably have to fish out a ladle to finish up all the batter. A normal flat pan would get the job done just as well

[@kimmycup2704]

THIS IS SO COOL 😍 Now I want a crepe maker.

[@noname-dz7ed]

Just buy a new pan get it hot and dip it in

[@t.l.m.3051]

This is Advertisement and you Fall into the Trap

[@jamespalm175]

Awesome! This isn’t a crepe maker. It’s just a hot peice of cast iron

[@spaceforce0]

You have two crepe makers actually. Usually they’re at the end of your arms

[@markkealy4417]

@@noname-dz7ed the underside of the pan??

[@97scarletwitch]

You don't need Nutella. I was in Paris once, and got a crepe from a street vendor with chocolate, it was NOT Nutella, it was more like dark chocolate spread. It was delicious and I've been searching for that taste ever since lol

[@iCQ_www.SPCL.tk_]

why i always get so darn hungry when i see this woman? 😆👍💛

[@anuragmishra5312]

In India, we have dosa made up of fermented rice batter

[@Clan501-Scotland]

Sounds appealing

[@user-ld1om4qp7j]

Yup I eat them .^◡^.

[@anuragmishra5312]

@@Clan501-Scotland um it is simple but you can add many things like we add spicy mashed potato and many more to make unique dishes like pizza dosa, cheese dosa. Definitely try if it is possible 😅

[@anuragmishra5312]

@@user-ld1om4qp7j I hope you like it. Did you try 'masala dosa' means dosa roll filled with spicy mashed potato?

[@anuragmishra5312]

@@Clan501-Scotland kzbin.info/www/bejne/qanXZYx5ftihaKs ig you know the channel 'munchies', right? So this is dosa. South Indian and Sri Lankan yum yum healthy dish and if you are vegan then you will gonna crazy to have vegan cuz Indian have vegetarian/ vegan so we have varities of dishes

[@satesh7476]

That's so cool I have to get me one of that and the food looks delicious 👍😋 💯🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@bambiroxx]

Pro tip, just put the batter on the bottom of your skillet, then flip it upside down and put it on the stove

[@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825]

but the bottom is very very dirty and someone tried it and it doesn’t work

[@bushydev2050]

@@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825 so clean skillet so simple.

[@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825]

@@bushydev2050 i know but the channel How to cook that debunked it already

[@tn-t]

Crepes are the easiest to make, a pan would do, no need for the fancy crepe maker. Also, they taste much better when cooked from both sides. Finally, rolled is the way to go, always 😂

[@denizgul6131]

You can’t claim this isn’t easier than a pan

[@ЗорницаЯнкова]

@@denizgul6131 Well it tastes better for sure - the fun of crepes is literally making them

[@Ms.NoNo2]

@@ЗорницаЯнкова and as she said in the video, she LOVES her crepe maker. Obviously it’s fun for her.

[@radhiadeedou8286]

@@Ms.NoNo2 is it fun or is it an add?

[@tn-t]

@@denizgul6131 yes, I can actually, bc it IS MUCH easier, in my experience 😊 to her it might not be, to me is. Simple, really.

[@Charlotte-jr1vd]

Those are pancakes in where I am from... Honesty, this is the first thing I learned to coock and you shoud do this: After you bake it, spread the nutella over it (on one half of it), role it and there you go. It is very delichious. If someone wants, I will write the recepie in the comments of this comment, if that makes sence?

[@JuneBug79824]

Wait, so you only cook one side? I thought you were supposed to flip it?

[@jessica2650]

It’s so thin that it’s already fully cooked so u don’t need to flip

[@taey9487]

No real ones yes you have to lmao

[@JuneBug79824]

@@jessica2650 it still looked kinda wet though lol

[@nailan.9749]

Well you do ...my sources ( I'm French)

[@moodyqueen595]

In india this is known as dosa and the filling is not sweet it's either spicy either tangy

[@prithvirajabrol]

Dosa and crepes are not the same thing

[@vanilla0p956]

It's not same, batter looks same but it's different ingredients

[@izf4660]

This lady’s voice is so relaxing it’s unreal

[@ClusteredReflux]

That would make a good self defense weapon. Imagine Rapunzel running around with that.

[@lillythehoover]

The way she said crepe made me die inside

[@rajeevrp1500]

What you’re going to do when the batter quantity reduced a bit in that vessel ??

[@justabeginner8047]

If dosa was founded in foreign country rather than india🤣

[@wowowow6633]

I've watched it too many times because of how she says crepes as "crapes"😂

[@legend_gamerz7948]

Amazon is my legendary store to buy anything Lots of from India🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@crumbinatorskitchen3401]

This is awesome tho I prefer a pan cuz I just love the flavour you get when you Use butter when you fry them

[@sarang___]

Us Indians we don't need a maker. We eat hand made Dosa at home which is similar to this creep or crep. It's really easy to make even without a maker

[@snowball4810]

I got my crepe maker for 1.00 at a garage sale!

[@lanauchiha6512]

Europe: Those are pancakes and you’re supposed to cook both sides till golden brown 🙂

[@chelcijisha6533]

In India we have dosas with the same procedure 👀

[@JOHNSMITH-sj3lg]

Pancakes and crepes are not the same

[@danchiriac9946]

@@JOHNSMITH-sj3lg yeah, crepes and pancakes are not the same but both must be cooked both sides

[@lanauchiha6512]

@@JOHNSMITH-sj3lg I know that they’re not the same. It’s just that I’ve seen a lot of people from different continents calling European pancakes crepes😂 Sorry if I offended you in anyway 🙂

[@lanauchiha6512]

@@chelcijisha6533 that’s cool ☺️

[@user-ky2vl2wm3j]

She perfectly knows what people come here looking for.

[@jannyz7617]

You can also just make this in a pan-

[@anjushree2435]

In indian edition - Me - Mom can I we buy it Mom - We have it Me - *Me exited to see it* Mom - yeh toh dosa bana rahi hai tawa lo bana lo 😁

[@MohamedSalah-pl6np]

This is called Dosa In Tamil Nadu 🤘🏻💥💥

[@allroundcosplays]

I like how they made a tool for something you already have if you cook on a regular basis. The bottom of a pot. So cheap because you already have one. But I don't remember how my mom did it but she'd do it all the time on lazy days

[@flwrslve]

My first thought was: IS THAT DOSA?

[@valerieolivares5956]

French chefs will say theres no art and love to it 😂

[@fouzanop1208]

This is called "DOSA" in india 😃

[@vijayalagappan660]

Actually in foreign countries it is known as crepes but in India it is known as dosa 😂 Indians hit a like 😎

[@S3RAPH1MX]

Im pretty sure dosa is different than crepes

[@alongtheuniverse8725]

It's called " PATISAPTA " in West Bengal, India and Bangladesh filled with Kheer and Date molasses ✨✨✨ Yum

[@vi3ctim]

This is so satisfying 😍

[@mistysmastilife5034]

In India this is dosa

[@alessandro7471]

In my part of the world, those things are called raw

[@shurikenn8941]

Evertly time she says “ crapes “ I literally pull my hair out

[@indianacooks2612]

You can use a normal pan if you want to. Heat the pan on high, add a bit of batter (the batter should be thinner than a pancake batter) and move the pan around so the batter reaches the edge of the bottom of the pan. Put it back on the heat and cook the first side for one to two minutes, then flip the crepe and cook the other side for only one minute or less. Make sure the pan is lubricated so the crepe doesn’t stick, you can also use a nonstick skillet.

[@sukanyalodh9810]

Looks like patishapta or dosa from India, crazy how small this world is😍

[@dom6924]

I mean there's not really a point of buying this. If you can't make a simple crepe in a pan than you shouldn't be cooking lol

[@yanggardener6.077]

In india I think they call them "dosa"

[@emilykasuya]

Been looking everywhere for the link to this crepe maker

[@cecilycook5592]

I love a more savory crepe. Like putting eggs, cheese, and a meat inside, roll it and cover in country gravy.... so good. My family loves them. One thing i am blessed my momma taught me, was making crepes. One of the absolute favorites for my oldest and pickiest child lol

[@Sulli.vision]

This is very entertaining! You earned my subscription

[@kay._2218]

Your doing everything wrong you’re saying the name wrong not cooking the other side. Oml YOUR DONE YOUR DONEYOUR DONE

[@ilence955]

LITERALLY THE WAY SHE SAYS CRÊPE AS A FRENCHIE IT HURTS MY EARS HEARING HER SAY IT LIKE THAT

[@creamcatie6538]

Mm~ it looks tasty! I'v never eat it before tho but I WOULD LOVE TO TRY IT!!! i rate it by the look its..10000000/10!!! THE TASTE: 999999999999999/10 ~DELICIOUS~

[@RoyaleAngie]

omg that is my favorite type of crepé I love nutella and strawberries its so good!!

[@JhaneTheLady]

No I like literally love Crepes there this one little crepe shop in San Francisco at The Fisherman's Wharf!!!! There sooooo good 👌🏽 🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@falyn7898]

U should add bananas to that they’re some of my favorites!! Try it u might like it lol

[@sunnyrain8403]

Omg my mom used to make them a lot and they are soooo good! She made them on a pan and sometimes would fill them with mushrooms or berries!