ChefStack automatic pancake machine -- for all your pancake party needs

Remember the last time you made pancakes? No? Well, let us remind you: it ended in sadness and confusion because you simply couldn't crank out the insane volume of pancakes you wanted / needed. Well, the ChefStack is here to help. It's a giant, automated machine with internal rollers, and its entire purpose is to do nothing but make pancakes (roughly 200 per hour). Using pre-filled bags of batter, this dude does all the work while you site by, and apparently it's also a breeze to clean too, though we find that a bit hard to believe. Now -- do you need a machine that makes nothing but pancakes? Are the pancakes any good? Hard to say -- but this device, which seems to be targeted at restaurants, will run you about $3,500 if you really want to get your hands on one.

[Via SlashGear]

[Wwhat Posted Aug 7th 2009 6:40PM]

There is no 'proper' on the internet, anything goes and if people are nice it's a good thing.

[tsoulx Posted Aug 7th 2009 4:16PM]

So when will this be on the Recession Antidote? Count me in!

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 7th 2009 6:11PM]

Ahhhh....what will we think of next. I'm hoping for more of a machine that will make me banana splits on command

[patboy2008 Posted Aug 7th 2009 6:18PM]

Wow, make one that does waffles too and I'm sold.

[ltcporter Posted Aug 7th 2009 6:55PM]

could this be a giveaway item?

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 7th 2009 10:09PM]

Reminds me of the Cornballer from Arrested Development.

[Eternal Density Posted Aug 7th 2009 11:58PM]

Professor Branestawm did it first.
Of course, his went kinda crazy...

[graywolf Posted Aug 8th 2009 2:20PM]

mmmm....pancakes.

*drool running down chin*

[keithwwalker Posted Aug 8th 2009 6:15PM]

price be damned! install one on my headboard so that I don't have to get out of bed anymore to eat! For full 100% satisfaction, it should have an accessory insulin drip...

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 9th 2009 2:37AM]

I saw one of these two weeks ago at a hotel I was staying at in Carins, Australia, and the pancakes it produced were delicious.

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 10th 2009 12:09PM]

Batter Blaster is a lot cheaper, makes waffles too, and available right now in the dairy section of your local supermarket. You still need to know how to cook a pancake, though.