Comments on: My Flour & Pancake Mix Giveaway!

By: Robert McCarthy

Robert McCarthy — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 00:59:26 +0000

My favorite memory is about the times as child that we would travel from Pittsburgh, PA to Meyersdale PA for the Maple Festival. Pancakes til you were full and more pancakes just for the excuse to have more maple syrup.

By: Malone

Malone — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 15:07:41 +0000

my favorite memory is waking up with my father and brother on saturday mornings, because my mom always slept in. Dad would make us these amazing pancakes. he would let us stand on a chair and stir the batter and even let us pour the batter onto the skillet. it was amazing. i now live in NH and give him local maple syrup every year.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 01:27:57 +0000

Sunday brunches were always so fun growing up! We would have an assortment of choices to make fun flavors of pancakes. My siblings and I got creative! So, I was VERY excited when my children were old enough to create their own favorites and recreate the Sunday morning tradition. For this first pancake breakfast, I went all out. Everything you could imagine was available to mix in with our pancakes. I showed them all the fixings and told them how much fun we could have with it. They looked at the options and said, “GROSS!” They wanted plain pancakes. With maple syrup. They would not even try the chocolate chip pancakes. LOL They were grossed out at the idea of whip cream on pancakes. To this day, they still love pancakes….only if they are plain with maple syrup.
One of their favorite dinners is “breakfast for dinner,” but no creative pancakes. LOL (Thankfully, gluten free is a big hit…and have you ever cooked them in coconut oil? YUM!)

By: Jeanine Battalino

Jeanine Battalino — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 01:26:14 +0000

The first time I made gluten free pancakes was with my granddaughter. We made them and as they cooked she put smiley faces on them with blueberries. Then when we ate them she told me they are so good.she then told me that she had to eat like Nonnie because she had the gluten thing like her nonnie. She was 4 at the time. To this day she still asks if she can share my food with her and her brother. They are 11 and 8.

By: Mary Abel

Mary Abel — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 22:59:31 +0000

My favorite memory about making pancakes is that for years I made them for my family and they liked them, but now I have a granddaughter who loves them and thinks no one makes them better than Grandma Mary! Blesses my heart!

By: Diane Black

Diane Black — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 21:52:54 +0000

My favorite pancake memory is watching my husband making his homemade pancakes for breakfast on weekends for our three sons when they were growing up–it was a special thing he did just for them.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 20:42:57 +0000

My favorite memory is of my grandmother making pancakes and homemade syrups to go on top. Yum! I just might have to make pancakes tonight, just thinking about it. ;o)

By: Tonya

Tonya — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 20:37:32 +0000

Making Mickey Mouse pancakes with my mom and using chocolate chips for the eyes nose and mouth. Yummy. And now doing the same with my kids. I was so upset when I found out I couldn’t have wheat. Pancakes are my favorite.

By: Becky

Becky — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 20:29:55 +0000

I have always loved pancakes! Next to french toast, they are my favorite breakfast food. As it turns out, they are my kids favorite too. I remember alwasy making pancakes with my mom when I was little (we were four girls, so we had to make quite a bit) and have done the same with my children. My kids are 7 and 9. My 7 year old was diagnosed with Celiac almost two years ago. We experimented together, buying and makind different brands of gluten free pancakes. So far, there is only one she likes, so I am always looking for new mixes that we can try.

By: Bonnie

Bonnie — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 20:23:07 +0000

Oh, that’s an easy one! About 14 years ago, before the GF product manufactures became sophisticated and also prior to my being diagnosed with Celiac, I attempted to bake a birthday cake for my younger cousin who had been diagnosed years ago and was completely GF.

So, I set out to bake this cake just like I would have any other cake (non-GF) and about 15 minutes in to baking, the smoke alarm went off in my kitchen. The cake mix had oozed out all over the oven and was now on fire.

Needless to say, no cake.