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Atkins pancake mix?

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  1. My sister recently visited and brought me some Atkins baking mix thing
    which can be used for pancakes and bread.

    Has anybody gotten the pancake recipe to work? I don't like sweet things
    really, so left out the sweetener and vanilla, but otherwise I followed
    the recipe faithfully.

    But instead of a getting a pancake batter that is reasonably thick and
    turns into semi-rising good pancakes I always end up with a runny gruel
    that takes forever to solidify in the frying pan and tastes just dreadful.

    I know I have the measurements according to the package.

    doug

  2. I have not tried the Atkins mix in a long time.

    But I recently tried CarbSense pancake mix (Buttermilk), and it's way too
    thick. I kept adding liquid, but still too thick. Tastes pretty good
    though.

    HTH

    Steve

    "Doug Lerner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    My sister recently visited and brought me some Atkins baking mix thing
    which can be used for pancakes and bread.

    Has anybody gotten the pancake recipe to work? I don't like sweet things
    really, so left out the sweetener and vanilla, but otherwise I followed
    the recipe faithfully.

    But instead of a getting a pancake batter that is reasonably thick and
    turns into semi-rising good pancakes I always end up with a runny gruel
    that takes forever to solidify in the frying pan and tastes just dreadful.

    I know I have the measurements according to the package.

    doug

  3. Pancakes are not low carb.

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    You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW

    "Doug Lerner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    My sister recently visited and brought me some Atkins baking mix thing
    which can be used for pancakes and bread.

    Has anybody gotten the pancake recipe to work? I don't like sweet things
    really, so left out the sweetener and vanilla, but otherwise I followed
    the recipe faithfully.

    But instead of a getting a pancake batter that is reasonably thick and
    turns into semi-rising good pancakes I always end up with a runny gruel
    that takes forever to solidify in the frying pan and tastes just dreadful.

    I know I have the measurements according to the package.

    doug

  4. On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 09:29:05 +0900, Doug Lerner <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Has anybody gotten the pancake recipe to work? I don't like sweet things
    really, so left out the sweetener and vanilla, but otherwise I followed
    the recipe faithfully.

    I add frozen blueberries and Splenda or I use Davinci syrup for part
    of the liquid and make waffles in an electric waffle maker. They come
    out pretty good (you wouldn't confuse them with Eggos, though). I get
    about 11 waffles out of one package and freeze them in pairs - reheat
    them in the toaster at work like any frozen waffle. The Ocean State
    Job Lot stores in New England have been selling the pouches for $1.79
    - I notice they're still $4.99 at Stop & Shop. Crazy, huh? Haven't
    tried pancakes - I figure waffles reheat better in a toaster. I got
    the waffle maker for $12 at Job Lot... K.

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