Multigrain Pancake & Waffle Mix 5 lb
Lighter than a cloud and still multigrain!
- Made with amaranth, quinoa, teff, and other whole and ancient grains for incredibly healthy pancakes
- They are so good even the kids will eat them.
- Makes light, fluffy pancakes that are golden in color.
- Three grams of fiber and five grams of protein in every serving
- Smaller 24 oz bag is available
These pancakes are so good and good for you. They're healthy pancakes that taste great. And with all the grains, you would expect them to be dense. Instead, they're light and fluffy.
These are the best multigrain pancakes on the market, maybe the healthiest.
Merri Ann thinks I should eat healthy pancakes every day. She looked at the ingredients and at the nutrition facts and said, 'These are healthy pancakes!' She's looking at amaranth, flaxseed, quinoa, and whole grains. She's excited about three grams of fiber and five grams of protein in every serving. They're healthy.
But do they taste good? I love them. And our customers, in their reviews, really like them. (One said there were too many seeds.)
These pancakes are good and good for you. They're healthy pancakes that taste great. And with all the grains, you would expect them to be dense. Instead, they're light and airy.
Makes great-tasting pancakes and waffles.
"I have used this mix for years. I will not use any other. My husband likes pancakes, and I prefer waffles. Both always turn out great," Sharon Harlow (from the 5-lb size.
"Lighter than a cloud. When I thought of "multi-grain" pancakes, I used to think of a dense, heavy pancake...such is definitely NOT the case with this wonderful mix! The pancakes are as light as a feather and cook up like they just came from a 5-star restaurant! AND, with all the various grains, they're actually fairly healthy, considering that they're pancakes/waffles! This mix is a MUST in our pantry!"
"The best multigrain mix I have found! Delicious. Don't need to add milk or egg. Easy, incredibly tasty, perfect with blueberries, bananas, or choc chips added."