2 Packs of Pancake Batter Dispenser with Blender Balls, Equipped with Silicone Spatula Pancake Mixer Bottle, Kitchen Batter Squeezer Bottle Suitable for Cupcakes, Pancakes, and Muffins

Love the shaker bottles! Kids of big for my little hands but loved that I didn’t need to refill as often

So easy to use and pack when traveling

I bought this 2-pack pancake batter dispenser thinking I’d finally become the brunch legend I was clearly born to be. Spoiler alert: I did… sort of.Let’s start with the blender balls — those things are wild. Shake the bottle and you’ll feel like you’re prepping a protein shake at a rave. Batter mixes like a dream, but be warned: shake too enthusiastically and you’ll find yourself redecorating your ceiling in a lovely shade of “Buttermilk Beige.”The silicone spatula? A surprisingly loyal sidekick. It scoops, scrapes, and makes you feel like you’re on The Great British Bake Off, even if you’re just making suspiciously shaped pancakes for a child who’s now crying because “that one looks like a ghost.”As for the squeezer bottle, it’s basically a ketchup bottle’s cooler cousin. It lets you draw pancake art — hearts, stars, awkward cats — but also makes it way too easy to squirt batter directly into your mouth at 8 a.m. (Don’t judge. It’s Sunday.)Pros:• Batter blends better than my blender.• Controlled pouring = fewer pancake blobs that look like amoebas.• Makes you feel like Gordon Ramsay, minus the yelling (unless you drop it — then you’re doing the yelling).Cons:• Will convince you to attempt pancake art you’re not ready for.• Shaking it makes you question your upper body strength.• You will 100% forget to put the cap on once. Just once.Final Verdict:10/10, would aggressively pancake again. Perfect for the chaotic neutral home chef who believes breakfast should be both delicious and mildly theatrical.

It's not *great*, but it's not bad, either. I mixed up a cup's worth of pancake powder (1C powder, 1C total milk and water together). Admittedly, my batter was originally a bit too thick for the bottle (it was about 3/4C liquid added, then added a bit more to thin it out). I didn't have the leaking problem others have voiced, so that was not an issue. I'll give it another try to see how well it performs, maybe with 2C's worth of powder. The bottle *will* hold that much. I was surprised with how well the whisk-ball mixed the batter up, so that was pretty cool.Edit, after second use: I made another 1C batch of pancake mix, and this time, the ball didn't mix the powder that well, despite vigorous shaking. The vigorous shaking did allow the batter to slowly leak out the wider cap, so that's an issue (it was a dribble, as opposed to copious splatter). Dropped the review to 3 stars for the leaking. It could be that my batter was too watery, or it could be a flaw in the design and molding of the pieces.

Making any kind of batter in these are so easy. I love the fact that they got the measuring cup right on the side of this product. I also like the fact that it’s so easy for it to blend. All you have to do is shake. And for cleaning it it’s very easy. Everything comes off in a part so everything is clean properly. And it just doesn’t have to be used for pancake mix. You can use it for any kind of mix you want. It is also easy to hold when you are doing your batter mix.

It's been a while since I've unleashed my flapjack prowess, but my 5 year old was recently entranced by the sticky tables and semi-palatable fare of a certain house of multinational repute, so I had to remedy his illusions concerning just what a pancake could be.Of course, the thought of the kitchen disaster sure to ensue brought me dread. But then, like a glowing beacon, I happened upon this set of dispensers. Oh, where have you been all my life!?!?I dragged out all my usual bowls, cups and implements of destruction. Then I pulled out one of these devices and realized I didn't really need them I added my dry mix, added my wet, (for the record, I used cheap store brand powder and water), filling the chamber about halfway with the intent of a dozen or so pancakes, and shook it just enough, . Then, I inverted it over my griddle...I got a perfect 4 inch disc of batter effortlessly.Now, as we all know, your first pancake always fails. But mine was absolutely flawless. I continued, laying down cake after cake, finally emptying the container into that one last silver dollar sized dream, and in a few minutes had a plate full of perfect pancakes, and, at least as importantly, NO MESS.I ran hot water into the container, closed it, shook it, dumped it and tossed it in the dishwasher. Breakfast, er, ok, lunch, was done!These things could not be easier to use, especially when the large end, removed and inverted, forms a solid base for the container, making pouring ingredients into it so simple. The magic whisk ball does the work, and it seriously does not get easier to make pancakes.We will be making pancakes regularly, with better ingredients now that my son has learned that I can make better than a restaurant with the cheap stuff, and this dispenser of fluffy joy will be our path to griddle cake glory for many years to come!

Inaccurate description & product leaks. Way bigger than what description indicated. Each bottle is actually 1000ml (4 cups) and not 500ml listed in description. Way bigger than what I was looking for. Worst off, both bottles leaked batter everywhere.