Taste Test Tuesday: Pillsbury Mini Maple Burst Pancakes

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In honor of National Pancake Day, we here at Southern Roots Kitchen are going to celebrate by sharing some of our quick pancake favorites. These are just some items we have found that works perfectly for our busy mornings on the go or even a mid-day snack. The first item is……

Pillsbury Mini Pancakes ‘Maple Burst’n

 

These mini pancakes are just yummy.  Think buttermilk silver dollar pancakes with the syrup already added. No more messing with syrup and creating a sticky desk or messy hands. You put the pancakes in the microwave on high for 60 seconds, let them sit for about 10-15 seconds, and you have breakfast. Be careful the bag will be hot and steamy. At first, I was very skeptical about eating these pancakes, I was worried about not having syrup, but figured I would give them a try anyway. Just make sure that you lay the back down flat, or the pancakes won’t heat up correctly. It’s a great on-the-go meal, snack, breakfast, whatever you want to call it. LOL

Pillsbury has done their job with this one. One drawback is you can’t find these in the grocery store. After researching this and contacting Pillsbury I found out that they are one of their ‘Exclusive Club Products’ which means you can only find them in stores like Sam’s, Costco’s, and BJ’s.

I’m giving these pancakes 3 spoons, based on different microwaves, call for different cooking times so sometimes my pancakes were a little hard or the steam made them a little too soft.

2 Comments

  1. I haven’t tried them cold. But definitely will. Thanks for the tip!

  2. I take a bag of these in my lunch everyday. Frozen of course and by the time my first break comes around they are thawed and I just eat them cold. They still taste awesome.

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