ChefStack Automatic Pancake Machine - Neatorama

Although it's pricey at $3,500, this kitchen gadget will churn out 200 pancakes in one hour. The manufacturer is marketing it toward convenience stores and cafeterias, but I'd say that there'd be a strong demand from individual homes.

http://www.chefstack.com/machine.html via Popular Science

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I just had these this week-end in Texas at the Holiday Inn and they were FANTASTIC!!! The taste, texture and uniformity of size were great! Only 45 seconds time per pancake, WOW! I only wish it weren't so pricy, I'd have one on my counter tomorrow.

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I've had these @ the Red Lion Hotel...so awesome!

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The machine makes very good pancakes and at lest 3 sizes. We have one here at work and it is quite heavily used!

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I think this could be brilliant for small pancake cart businesses... Looks like lots of easy $$$ to make off pancake lovers!!

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While I think Axanar is being a little greasy (I contributed a small bit to Prelude to Axanar, but it was clear early on they wanted this to be their fan-funded livelihood) I could rant on and on about the USA copyright laws.

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I think it's a question of what copyright laws should/are about. I was told once that originally copyright laws were designed to protect creators and encourage them to keep creating. Modern copyright laws seem to be much more about protecting corporate rights than protecting creators or creativity.

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I had the kind-of impression that filing a lawsuit against the Axanar production was more about being jealous that a fan-film is so much closer to the original source (the TV series) in look, feel & story than (at least) the last two big production official movies that it made Paramount look bad in comparison.
Have a look at "Star Trek Continues": it looks exactly like the original series and even has Chris Doohan (the son of James) as the chief engineer "Scotty".
It's a bit sad when low-budget (Even Axanar, at least in Hollywood terms) fanflics are figuratively lightyears ahead of the official Paramount productions.

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