The worlds best Crêpe maker
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2. sidewinder commented 11 years ago
And how long it will last so?
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3. enuffsanuff commented 11 years ago
YUMMY times 4 folds!!!
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8. krillemaster commented 11 years ago
amazing stamina
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12. cameramaster commented 11 years ago
What's the difference between a crepe....and a pancake?....seriously...anybody ?
But whichever it is.....the guy's an artist :-)
But whichever it is.....the guy's an artist :-)
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13. sidewinder commented 11 years ago
Nobody think about calories!
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14. zongap commented 11 years ago
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In France a crepe is thinner and "lighter" than a pancake (you can bake them without any oil or butter using a PTFE coated pan -- Teflon Dupont). They are also well known to be served as main dishes (you dont necesseraly use regular flour, but also "raw" buckwheat flour wich give them a more salty taste. You can accomodate them with ham, eggs, cheese and tomatoes for instance.
Crepes are one of the most common recipes found in France (and kids love them, we even have a special day for them : "La Chandeleur" on February 2 (Virgin Mary's Blessing Day).
When I went to the USA I recall someone calling them something like "Swedish Pancake"
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr%C3%AApe
In France a crepe is thinner and "lighter" than a pancake (you can bake them without any oil or butter using a PTFE coated pan -- Teflon Dupont). They are also well known to be served as main dishes (you dont necesseraly use regular flour, but also "raw" buckwheat flour wich give them a more salty taste. You can accomodate them with ham, eggs, cheese and tomatoes for instance.
Crepes are one of the most common recipes found in France (and kids love them, we even have a special day for them : "La Chandeleur" on February 2 (Virgin Mary's Blessing Day).
When I went to the USA I recall someone calling them something like "Swedish Pancake"
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr%C3%AApe
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16. Natan_el_Tigre commented 11 years ago
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18. Moparchris commented 11 years ago
Now i want to see him doing that drunken!
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20. loadrunner commented 11 years ago
The guy has parkinson, moving this way, he can stil do it.
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21. Threeme2189 commented 11 years ago
He's awesome, and I respect him for working hard at something despite having disabilities of some kind.
He has perfected a mundane task and made it an art.
He has perfected a mundane task and made it an art.
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22. aquilon1234 commented 11 years ago
did it appear to anyone that it's just plain showing off.. the guy's dancing and making wide gestures to emphasise his skills and speed.
by the way did he pick his nose at 1,57 ?
by the way did he pick his nose at 1,57 ?
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23. rufinus commented 11 years ago
crepes my a$$ ... these are "palatschinken" :-D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatschinke
maybe he is just enjoying his work, and thinks on all the money he earns with it - think positive.
maybe he is just enjoying his work, and thinks on all the money he earns with it - think positive.
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24. Vladimorka commented 11 years ago
No, he's not showing off. He is Julio from Alcudia (Mallorcs), and he always makes his crepes (or pancakes, or palatschinken or whatever you call it :-)) this way - just browse yt for "julio crepes" - there are many videos of him :-)
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Published: 11 years ago
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+17 1. Jim777 commented 11 years ago
or two...