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| Is it normal for the first two or three crepes to come out a little opaque and oily? If not how can I fix this. The rest come out fine, but I hate to throw out the first two. |
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| The first one is always a bit weird. It goes with the territory. ![]() |
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| thank you. I think it might be because of like two much butter or oil in the pan. |
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| Sounds like exactly the problem. Glad you figured it out.
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