
I love having this mix on hand. Why?
- It makes a big batch (about 80 pancakes worth!) and stores in the freezer.
- My son is not a big breakfast eater, but pancakes, he will devour.
- The mix is chock full of whole grains and oatmeal, so I don't feel too guilty adding chocolate chips! :) Blueberries would be delicious, too!
Just follow the instructions by clicking the recipe link above and fresh, good-for-you, homemade pancakes are just minutes away!
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Those look delicious!
ReplyDeleteHow handy to have them in the freezer ready to go!
OOHH! I'm definitely trying these!
ReplyDeleteOh yum!!! That would be so handy!
ReplyDeleteMan - those look divine! YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this ... especially with the blueberries - will be trying SOON!
ReplyDeleteMmm, what a wonderful mix for a quick breakfast! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to have this on hand for weekend guests, too. I never take time during the week to make a hot breakfast, but on weekends, well, that's a different story.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I made homemade pancakes one time. they tasted good but were NOT fluffy. What's your secret yours look perfect!?
ReplyDelete~ingrid
Ingrid...I always let the batter sit for the full 30 minutes, maybe a little more. (Usually it takes longer than I think for my son to drag himself out of bed.:)) Mine aren't super fluffy, but not flat, either.
ReplyDeleteThey look so light and fluffy! I'll try your trick next time I make something with whole wheat flour.
ReplyDeleteFor me pancakes are the best way to start a day, with some orange juice, couple of slices of bread, and of course a milk shake, vanilla milk shake.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!my kids sure gonna love this!
ReplyDeleteThese were so yummy! I've never liked a pancake recipe that called for whole-wheat flour, but these were delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice blog. It was very useful for me. Keep sharing such ideas in the future as well. This was actually what I was looking for, and I am glad to came here! Thanks for sharing the such information with us.
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