An electric crepe maker heats a flat nonstick surface to a steady temperature so thin batter spreads into a round crepe. There are two styles: a small dip-and-cook pan that you dip into a batter tray, and a large flat griddle where you pour and spread the batter.

The six machines below cover both styles, from 8 inch dip pans to 12 and 13 inch griddles with temperature control. Sizes, wattage and accessories come from each product’s listing page. We have not used these machines ourselves. Speed and coating claims are the makers’ own.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Style Dip pans are quick for one crepe; flat griddles allow larger crepes and other foods
Surface size 8 inch makes small crepes; 12 to 13 inch makes restaurant-size ones
Temperature control A dial or heat settings help with browning
Accessories A spreader, spatula or batter cup make crepe making easier
Storage Check width and depth against your cabinet

Specs at a Glance

Machine Size and power Surface Notes
Moss and Stone 8 in 9 x 16 x 1 in; 800 W 8 in die-cast aluminum, nonstick Dip style with batter tray; 27.5 in cord
Gourmia 8 in 15 x 8 x 2.5 in; 800 W 8 in nonstick Dip and cook; batter tray included; automatic temperature control
CucinaPro cordless 7.5 x 15 x 4 in; 120 W Aluminum dipping plate Electric base; recipe booklet and spatula
NutriChef 12 in 12 x 12.9 x 2.4 in; 1000 W 12 in aluminum, nonstick Adjustable temperature; LED lights; listing shows 230 V
Proctor Silex 13 in 14 x 13 x 3.5 in; 1000 W 13 in nonstick, listed as PFAS-free Temperature control; spatula, spreader and batter cup
Hamilton Beach 13 in 14 x 13 x 3.5 in; 1000 W 13 in ceramic nonstick 8 heat settings; batter cup, spreader and spatula

The 6 Best Crepe Makers

1. Moss and Stone 8 Inch Electric Crepe Maker

An 800 watt dip-style pan with a die-cast aluminum nonstick surface that the maker says heats in about 30 seconds, an on/off switch, automatic temperature control and a batter tray. It measures about 9 by 16 by 1 inches with a 27.5 inch cord, and the listing weight is 1.01 kg.

Suits: one small crepe at a time. Strengths: a flat body and a batter tray. Weaknesses: no temperature dial. Skip it if you want 12 inch crepes.

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2. Gourmia 8 Inch Dip and Cook Crepe Maker

An 800 watt dip-and-cook design with an 8 inch nonstick surface and an included batter tray, measuring about 15 by 8 by 2.5 inches and weighing 2 pounds. The maker describes automatic temperature control and one-touch use.

Suits: small kitchens, dorms and RVs. Strengths: one-touch use and a light body. Weaknesses: plastic body listed as the material. Skip it if you want a griddle.

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3. CucinaPro Cordless Crepe Maker

A 120 watt electric base with a nonstick aluminum dipping plate, an on/off switch, a ready light, a cord wrap and a recipe booklet and spatula. It measures about 7.5 by 15 by 4 inches and weighs 2 pounds. The listing wattage is much lower than other models here, so expect a different pace.

Suits: occasional crepes and gifts. Strengths: a recipe booklet and cord storage. Weaknesses: low listed wattage. Skip it if you want fast heating.

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4. NutriChef 12 Inch Crepe Maker and Griddle

A 1000 watt flat plate measuring about 12 by 12.9 by 2.4 inches with a nonstick aluminum surface, adjustable temperature, LED indicator lights, a wooden spatula and a batter spreader. The listing shows 230 volts, which does not match a standard US outlet, so confirm the voltage before ordering.

Suits: larger crepes with a dial. Strengths: a 12 inch surface and tools included. Weaknesses: a voltage listing that needs checking. Skip it if you need a confirmed 120 V listing.

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5. Proctor Silex 13 Inch Electric Crepe Maker

A 1000 watt, 120 volt stainless steel machine measuring about 14 by 13 by 3.5 inches with a 13 inch nonstick griddle the listing calls PFAS-free, temperature control, a ready light, a spatula, a spreader and a batter cup. It weighs 4.8 pounds, and the accessories are described as top-rack dishwasher items.

Suits: large crepes and griddle cooking. Strengths: a big surface and a full tool set. Weaknesses: the largest footprint. Skip it if storage space is tight.

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6. Hamilton Beach 13 Inch Ceramic Crepe Maker

A 1000 watt, 120 volt machine with a 13 inch ceramic nonstick griddle, 8 heat settings and a batter cup, spreader and spatula. The maker says it makes large crepes in 3 minutes or less. It measures about 14 by 13 by 3.5 inches and weighs 4 pounds.

Suits: cooks who want 8 heat steps. Strengths: a ceramic surface and a heat dial. Weaknesses: the same footprint as other 13 inch models. Skip it if you only want a small dip pan.

View Hamilton Beach 13 Inch Ceramic Crepe Maker on Amazon

Care and Setup

  • Let the surface cool, then wipe with a damp cloth.
  • Use wood or silicone tools on nonstick surfaces.
  • Preheat until the ready light comes on, if there is one.
  • Keep the batter thin so it spreads evenly.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Using metal tools that scratch the surface.
  • Skipping preheating.
  • Choosing a dip pan when you want large crepes.
  • Ordering without checking the voltage and wattage on the listing.

Crepe Maker FAQ

Dip pan or flat griddle?

A dip pan suits quick single crepes. A flat griddle suits larger crepes and other foods like pancakes.

Can I use them for pancakes?

The griddle models say yes. Dip pans are better for thin batter.

The Short Version

For a slim dip pan, the Moss and Stone. For a light dip-and-cook, the Gourmia. For a gift with a recipe booklet, the CucinaPro. For a 12 inch dial griddle, the NutriChef. For a full tool set at 13 inches, the Proctor Silex. For a ceramic surface, the Hamilton Beach.