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lvb626
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Pancakes
Do you use any specific type of batter or is Bisquick ok? Do you put anything on them? I'm guessing I just prepare them following the box directions?
DD is 8m and I'm trying to wean her off purees and looking for more food ideas.
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MeowMeow2
LIF Infant
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Pancakes
I use whole foods 365 pancake mix. I prepare it according to the box, sometimes ill add some banana.
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| Posted 9/12/13 8:33 AM |
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alli3131
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Allison
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Pancakes
We use whatever mix and even have frozen ones for when we are in a time crunch.
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| Posted 9/12/13 9:31 AM |
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wishing2012
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Re: Pancakes
I give her frozen silver dollar pancakes that I bought at Trader Joe's.
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| Posted 9/12/13 9:40 AM |
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MrsT809
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Pancakes
I use bisquick and just put a tiny bit of butter on them. I would also add bananas or blueberries which made them easier to eat plain.
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| Posted 9/12/13 9:50 AM |
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M514
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Pancakes
I use Bisquick Heart Smart and make them according to the directions. But i usually add a mashed banana to the mix. Or Ill throw some blueberries in it too. My DD has always refused syrup so she eats them dry.
ETA : I always make a double batch and freeze them so its easy to just pop one in the microwave in the morning for breakfast.
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NervousNell
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Re: Pancakes
So much easier to use the frozen silver dollar ones.
Aunt Jemima makes a really great silver dollar frozen pancake
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| Posted 9/12/13 9:59 AM |
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MaZz
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Re: Pancakes
Posted by NervousNell
So much easier to use the frozen silver dollar ones.
Aunt Jemima makes a really great silver dollar frozen pancake
ITA. I'm not a health but. My dd loves them and they are easy. Win in my book.
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| Posted 9/12/13 10:02 AM |
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lvb626
LIF Adolescent
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Pancakes
Thanks everyone!
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| Posted 9/12/13 10:19 AM |
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JandJ1224
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Re: Pancakes
Posted by NervousNell
So much easier to use the frozen silver dollar ones.
Aunt Jemima makes a really great silver dollar frozen pancake
We recently bought these too and they are really good.
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| Posted 9/12/13 10:53 AM |
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BargainMama
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Pancakes
I wouldn't use Bisquick, I'm pretty sure it has trans fat. Most of the other brands don't.
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| Posted 9/12/13 12:19 PM |
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dlj97
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Pancakes
I use whole wheat pancake mix or buy frozen - the ones with the sesame street characters on the box (forget the brand).
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| Posted 9/12/13 12:24 PM |
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MommyX3
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Re: Pancakes
WHole foods has frozen silver dollar pancakes. And French toast sticks too. I use butter, organic maple syrup ( for a real eye opener, compare the ingredient list of organic pure maple syrup and the popular commercial "syrup" brands...shocking!) organic apple butter, or a little bit of low sugar jam for my 15 month olds. On weekends ill make buckwheat pancakes from a mix which are loaded with fiber and protein.
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| Posted 9/12/13 12:30 PM |
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BeachGrl
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Re: Pancakes
Posted by wishing2012
I give her frozen silver dollar pancakes that I bought at Trader Joe's.
We do this too....they're organic too
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| Posted 9/12/13 1:06 PM |
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Re: Pancakes
Posted by dlj97
I use whole wheat pancake mix or buy frozen - the ones with the sesame street characters on the box (forget the brand).
Earths Best. we buy the waffles also.
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| Posted 9/12/13 1:33 PM |
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NewlyMrs
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Re: Pancakes
I make my own, typically from a whole wheat mix. Then I add mashed bananas or pumpkin, & flax seed & cinnamon. I make extra & freeze the rest (that I cook)
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| Posted 9/12/13 1:54 PM |
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Puppy-Love
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Re: Pancakes
I use Trader Joes multigrain mix. I make a bunch and then freeze them individually in foil!
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| Posted 9/12/13 2:44 PM |
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MrsG72907
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Re: Pancakes
I make mine from scratch. Pancakes are only flour, baking powder, baking soda and a little sugar. Then obviously adding the wet ingredients. I then add berries or other fruit and cinnamon. I make batches of these and waffle sticks and freeze them.
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| Posted 9/12/13 4:49 PM |
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Katareen
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Re: Pancakes
Posted by MrsG72907
I make mine from scratch. Pancakes are only flour, baking powder, baking soda and a little sugar. Then obviously adding the wet ingredients. I then add berries or other fruit and cinnamon.
Same! Usually add bananas or pumpkin!
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