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They have this at Tesco at the minute for 42p a box so I bought a couple.
Haven't used it before, it just says to add milk and an egg.
Says it is suitable for making American Style Pancakes (the thick ones), Traditional English Style Pancakes, Scones and more.
Don't know what the more is, shall have to take a look at their website.
Has anyone used this before and is it worth buying anymore at this price?
Haven't used it before, it just says to add milk and an egg.
Says it is suitable for making American Style Pancakes (the thick ones), Traditional English Style Pancakes, Scones and more.
Don't know what the more is, shall have to take a look at their website.
Has anyone used this before and is it worth buying anymore at this price?
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They have this at Tesco at the minute for 42p a box so I bought a couple.
Haven't used it before, it just says to add milk and an egg.
When I make pancakes, I take value flour and add milk and an egg
Tesco value flour is currently 36p for 1.5kg. On that basis, it's far cheaper to make pancakes from scratch, and less packaging to throw away :T
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Can't say either. I have made the devils food cake from Betty Crocket and it is scrummy so would def encourage you to try the pancake mix esp as now you've got it.0
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i've only tried the devils fudge cake too.I'm trying so hard to be thrifty, but it doesn't come naturally. You lot are an inspiration!JUST LOVES THE O/S BOARD0
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American biscuits are like scones and contain flour, baking powder and milk. Pancakes have the same ingredients plus an egg.
It's a box of flour and baking powder;)0 -
You can make your own baking mixes. Have a look at this thread 0
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Yes have used it for years (i'm from america) and it makes fantastic scones and pancakes!
42p for the box was very good in my opinion. 0 -
I did use them to make the american pancakes but the kids preferred my own so never used again!Newbie thread: go to the top of this page and find these words: Main site > MoneySavingExpert.com Forums > Household & Travel > Motoring > Parking Tickets, Fines & Parking. Click on words Parking Tickets, Fines & Parking. Newbie thread is the first post. Blue New Thread button is just above it to left.0
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doesn't bisquick mix have buttermilk in it? my OH is canadian and loves the stuff as it tastes how he remembers pancakes tasting!0
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I use it sometimes as well - it's really nice. I'm a bit naughty and put golden syrup into the mix as well
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I bought a packet of this some time ago when it was on special offer. I didn't make the pancakes with it, but it had on the box a recipe for using it as a crumble topping. It was a big hit, tasted gorgeous.0
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