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  • mrbadexample
    mrbadexample Posts: 10,805 Forumite
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    aurora_borealis wrote:
    he can't afford to put on weight anyway ...

    ... he won't fit into his skirt :)

    Man like that looks like he needs a pancake. :p
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  • CharleneUK
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    I'll be honest and say I purchased BOGOF pancake mix from Tesco.

    Hubby made the first batch for the kids, which was 'nice enough' Now kids are in bed, I'm going to make the next box all for myself! LOL. Hope they're nice.
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  • saxy1
    saxy1 Posts: 453 Forumite
    Just had ours, some savoury with minced beef, the rest with strawberries, yummy!!
  • Agutka
    Agutka Posts: 2,376 Forumite
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    I feel soooooo sick!!!

    We made two batches between the two of us. Guessing at 18 in all with maple syrup or lemon and sugar. Half way through the second batch hubby gave up and I was sooo full. But then I managed another... then another... and the last two counted as dessert when I smeared them with Nutella! :D
    Couldn't get off the sofa for half an hour even though I was dying of thirst. :rotfl:
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  • lil_me
    lil_me Posts: 13,186 Forumite
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    Well DP was back late so made some for us, did burn 4 (which dogs ate), but 16 ish were safe, feel very full now, extra walk tomorrow to burn that off!
    One day I might be more organised...........:confused:
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  • organic_wanabe
    organic_wanabe Posts: 808 Forumite
    I was thinking that it was about time mrbadexample changed his name to mrgoodexample - now I'm not so sure!!!
  • shell2001
    shell2001 Posts: 1,817 Forumite
    We had ours with toffee sauce and ice-cream - absolutely bl**dy lovely. Really should make them more often.

    HM ones here!
  • nicki_2
    nicki_2 Posts: 7,321 Forumite
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    Can I use leftover pancake mix thats been in the fridge overnight? we didn't have the energy to make more :rotfl:
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  • TKP_3
    TKP_3 Posts: 522 Forumite
    nicki wrote:
    Can I use leftover pancake mix thats been in the fridge overnight? we didn't have the energy to make more :rotfl:

    Yes, my recipe states you can leave it in the fridge overnight to make the next day (if you are short of time)
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  • astroelle
    astroelle Posts: 74 Forumite
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    TKP wrote:
    Yes, my recipe states you can leave it in the fridge overnight to make the next day (if you are short of time)

    It will be fine. Although It may look a little strange as the liquid has a tendency to separate out. Just mix it back together and cook as normal.
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