Pancake Batter in a squeeze cheese can??? What the frak?The review is actually a positive review; but I have to ask...why not just make your own pancake batter?
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3 comments:
OK, I kind of like this idea. Yes, it is lazy, but if it tastes good, I am all over it. I would have to worry about the expiration date though, I almost never eat pancakes.
I really like the idea of fewer dishes to do as well.
Wow! Now thats a scary thought! I do note that it is "organic" though - Hard to imagine anything coming out of a squeeze can being organic...
It seems kinda over the top, I mean pancake mix is sooo hard to make!
Okay, maybe it is organic but it is liable to put a whole in the ozone layer as my hairspray did in the 80's!
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