Nice viral marketing campaign. Why are the products from competitors turned away?
35 1 ReplyBecause they're on the top shelf and the store doesn't want you breaking your neck and suing when the clearly visible Mrs Butterworth on the shelf beside the pancake mix runs out.
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Who is buying pancake mix? My brother in Christ, that is flour, sugar and baking soda.
31 0 ReplyI have thought that so many times when I see these flour mixes. like bro you can literally make your own premix and I would assume you save a lot of money doing so
16 0 ReplyHere its legit cheaper than making it yourself unless you're buying in bulk.
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But I also have to mix that with eggs and milk. The mix is just add water and there's no difference in taste or texture. Why do extra work when you get the same results with less?
12 0 ReplyI prefer to have some ingredients that are more flexible over having a specialized product that only makes few things or just one thing.
I do like to bake and I cook a fair amount, so ingredients like flour, baking soda, baking powder, and sugar go far in my household.
Sometimes my family needs to go on special diets and having more control over what goes into my food helps a lot. (That low FODMAP diet was a bitch.)
But that's just my situation. These types of mixes save a lot of time and effort. Can't really knock that.
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It’s “buttermilk” just add water, so I suspect there’s some dairy flavoring of some kind in there.
EDIT: Yea, it’s flour, sugar, a leavener, starch, salt, a bit of soybean oil, some dehydrated egg whites, and dehydrated buttermilk
5 0 ReplyI wish there was a store with all sorts of food additives the regular person doesn’t have access to, like dehydrated buttermilk, or whatever artificial and natural flavors is.
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Fuck it let’s make our own pancake party, with crepes and waffles!
31 0 ReplyThis stuff will make decent waffles but shitty crepes. It's self-raising so it'll puff up when made into batter.
7 0 ReplyIf this is only “decent” waffles, what mix do you recommend for excellent waffles?
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It's a Party in the DnD sense. Gotta have enough pancakes for the Cleric, the Barbarian, the Bard, and the Paladin.
22 0 ReplyCheck out any small town fire department on July 4th.
It's dozens of those bags in the kitchen and hundreds of boxes of scrambled egg goo.
18 0 ReplyWe had a brunch wedding. I may be biased but it’s still the best wedding party I’ve been to.
12 0 ReplyI had sleepovers for birthday parties as a kid, usually we'd have pancakes for breakfast - they're cheap, easy, and everybody likes them.
10 0 ReplyJust wait until you find a pack of lemons that size...
7 0 ReplyWell that's an unexpected wrinkle!
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I made pancakes for a cabin full of stoned people. I was their messiah.
7 0 Replyto be fair its piss easy to make these premix pancakes altho maybe to much for a stoned mind lol
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The best premade pancake mix.
7 0 ReplyBet those two words can significantly increase sales for some products. Encourages and gives permission for someone to show up with the thing at a party.
-my observation the last time I saw it on a bag of chocolate
6 0 ReplyBack in college during finals week, the school would do pancake parties for everyone studying. It was apparently a tradition stretching over 30 years.
4 0 ReplyI've heard Prince had some rolling pancake parties! Shirts... Blouses...
4 0 ReplyI see you are a fan of “Breakfast Can Wait”
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Somewhere in middle America, a church is having a Saturday pancake breakfast during the summer fundraising time.
At least that's what I remember from my younger days. I'm getting too old for this shit.
4 0 ReplySo I just feel like I should point out OP is experiencing a sudden, life-changing insight involving a thin, flat cake of batter.
4 0 ReplyOld people at churches on Saturday late mornings?
4 0 ReplyPancake party?
I hope that isn't slang
3 0 ReplyAt my last job, they had some guy come in with a machine that could make like 40 pancakes at a time. Was there for a few hours, cranking out pancakes, sausages, eggs. He flipped the pancakes through the air at you and you had to catch them on your plate. It was mildly anxiety inducing, but I guess I'd call that a pancake party.
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I feel insulted that I’ve never been invited to a pancake party, that sound amazing
3 0 ReplyI never understood people who are upset at not being at X type of party.
Be the change.
I did a 90s party with my thirty-plus year old friends. Everyone loved it.
2 0 ReplyI would if I lived in a less rural area and had more friends close by
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me
2 0 ReplySomeone has never had a Chris Cakes party at work, and it shows.
2 0 ReplySounds like brunch to me
2 0 ReplyElfo and because OP isn't a goose
2 0 ReplyPancake keggers happened before all the big football games at university.
2 0 ReplyGRRRRRRRRRRRRR sfffffphew
2 0 ReplyThey took away the Honey Wheat... unforgiven
2 0 ReplySounds like somebody's never been to Vermont.
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