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On Aug 5, 9:27*pm, Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd cool, now when they get steak in a squeeze bottle, I'd consider that a break though. That deal with the squeeze bottle bacon didn't strike me very well, but.... i suppose there's a market for everything. |
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"Wizard of Woodstock" wrote in message ... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd They actually taste pretty good. Tried them at Costco. BUT, I would never buy! Talk about a waste of resources. A few pancakes, and a metal can in the trash. Geeze. Plus you can buy a nice box of mix for about the cost of a can. |
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JustWait wrote:
In article , says... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd Uh, I have tried it. It's worse than "Chicken Tonight"!! Remember that ****? Didn't think so, there is a reason. When we tried it a couple of weeks ago for the races, the stuff came out in clumps and full of huge air bubbles. It didn't settle so it was more like a hamburger bun shape than a pancake, it tasted funny, the batter was lumpy and inconsistant, of course it didn't cook out evenly, and the stuff cost 5 dollars a can! What I did before and do now for camping is mix the stuff at home and put it in an old ketsup bottle and squeeze out nice pancakes, nice texture etc... tastes great. Less clean up later too, no can to throw in the garbage... I just take the pancake mix that you just add water, and do so at the campsite. I also make homemade chili and take it in a mason jar. At the campsite, I take my cast iron dutch oven, put about three inches of chili in it, take some Grands canned biscuits and put on top, put it on a few coals from the fire, put a fews coals on the top, and cook it for an hour. Mmmmm, mmmm! |
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On Thu, 6 Aug 2009 11:12:08 -0400, JustWait
wrote: In article , says... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd Uh, I have tried it. It's worse than "Chicken Tonight"!! Remember that ****? Didn't think so, there is a reason. When we tried it a couple of weeks ago for the races, the stuff came out in clumps and full of huge air bubbles. It didn't settle so it was more like a hamburger bun shape than a pancake, it tasted funny, the batter was lumpy and inconsistant, of course it didn't cook out evenly, and the stuff cost 5 dollars a can! What I did before and do now for camping is mix the stuff at home and put it in an old ketsup bottle and squeeze out nice pancakes, nice texture etc... tastes great. Less clean up later too, no can to throw in the garbage... Use Bisquick. Put some blueberries in it. Great pancakes. Even better with some buckwheat flour thrown in. -- John H All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking. |
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says... On Thu, 6 Aug 2009 11:12:08 -0400, JustWait wrote: In article , says... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd Uh, I have tried it. It's worse than "Chicken Tonight"!! Remember that ****? Didn't think so, there is a reason. When we tried it a couple of weeks ago for the races, the stuff came out in clumps and full of huge air bubbles. It didn't settle so it was more like a hamburger bun shape than a pancake, it tasted funny, the batter was lumpy and inconsistant, of course it didn't cook out evenly, and the stuff cost 5 dollars a can! What I did before and do now for camping is mix the stuff at home and put it in an old ketsup bottle and squeeze out nice pancakes, nice texture etc... tastes great. Less clean up later too, no can to throw in the garbage... Use Bisquick. Put some blueberries in it. Great pancakes. Even better with some buckwheat flour thrown in. Blueberries won't go through the cap of the ketsup bottle.. But it sounds pretty good. Speaking of blueberries, tried the new blueberry shredded wheat today, little weird being blue and all, but taste pretty good... -- Wafa free since 2009 |
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JustWait wrote:
In article , says... On Thu, 6 Aug 2009 11:12:08 -0400, JustWait wrote: In article , says... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd Uh, I have tried it. It's worse than "Chicken Tonight"!! Remember that ****? Didn't think so, there is a reason. When we tried it a couple of weeks ago for the races, the stuff came out in clumps and full of huge air bubbles. It didn't settle so it was more like a hamburger bun shape than a pancake, it tasted funny, the batter was lumpy and inconsistant, of course it didn't cook out evenly, and the stuff cost 5 dollars a can! What I did before and do now for camping is mix the stuff at home and put it in an old ketsup bottle and squeeze out nice pancakes, nice texture etc... tastes great. Less clean up later too, no can to throw in the garbage... Use Bisquick. Put some blueberries in it. Great pancakes. Even better with some buckwheat flour thrown in. Blueberries won't go through the cap of the ketsup bottle.. But it sounds pretty good. Speaking of blueberries, tried the new blueberry shredded wheat today, little weird being blue and all, but taste pretty good... Gourmets. |
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On Thu, 6 Aug 2009 18:39:32 -0400, JustWait
wrote: In article , says... On Thu, 6 Aug 2009 11:12:08 -0400, JustWait wrote: In article , says... Yummy... http://tinyurl.com/nlxkxd Uh, I have tried it. It's worse than "Chicken Tonight"!! Remember that ****? Didn't think so, there is a reason. When we tried it a couple of weeks ago for the races, the stuff came out in clumps and full of huge air bubbles. It didn't settle so it was more like a hamburger bun shape than a pancake, it tasted funny, the batter was lumpy and inconsistant, of course it didn't cook out evenly, and the stuff cost 5 dollars a can! What I did before and do now for camping is mix the stuff at home and put it in an old ketsup bottle and squeeze out nice pancakes, nice texture etc... tastes great. Less clean up later too, no can to throw in the garbage... Use Bisquick. Put some blueberries in it. Great pancakes. Even better with some buckwheat flour thrown in. Blueberries won't go through the cap of the ketsup bottle.. But it sounds pretty good. Speaking of blueberries, tried the new blueberry shredded wheat today, little weird being blue and all, but taste pretty good... What's with the ketsup bottle? Use a Gatorade bottle. They've got necks wide enough for blueberries. -- John H All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking. |
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