I found that the package comes with three separate packs of wheat kernels, as well as three packets of dry ingredients. The wheat is organic and the dry packet contains only baking soda, salt and sugar.
Here's what you do: Pour the kernels in the blender, add some milk, blend, add some more milk, blend some more. Add an egg. Add some oil. Blend some more. Add the dry ingredients. Blend some more. Pour onto the griddle. Cook. Enjoy.
They look innocent enough, but they contain toasted pecans, bananas and dark chocolate chips. Yum!
These pancakes are very easy and very delicious. Tyler, the all purpose flour pancake chef, agrees whole heartedly.
I don't know if I've ever purchased a pancake mix, but I think this is a bit different. It's all natural and I'm supporting a local business. And at $12 to feed four people (plus leftovers) for three meals, I don't think the price is bad. However, I think I'll look into making my own. If you google "whole wheat blender pancakes" you'll get lots of hits. If I find a good one, I'll be sure to let you know.
These are so yummy! We got a package from a school fundraiser and I was a little skeptical. But, they are super delish. Let me know if you find a homemade recipe that works!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Kara, a healthy food school fundraiser??? Do you know what company they used?
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