I've heard they taste pretty good (from reading reviews online) but I seriously want to smack the laziness out of people. I mean, c'mon. I can whip up a huge batch of pancakes and freeze them in 30-45 minutes, having plenty for days I might not have the time (same works for waffles...just re-heat them in the toaster to get that crispiness). With ingredients like sodium lactate to prevent spoilage, soybean powder, and rice bran extract they don't sound like anything I'd whip up for my family.
Please, oh please tell me people aren't really buying this!
Pancakes. In a can. That is disgusting.
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They're marketed as a low-fat, healthy choice for pancake lovers. My sister-in-law, the queen of all packaged foods to feed to her three hyper children, will (I'm sure) be stocking up on these cans of pancake evil.
ReplyDeleteThere was an event in Austin last week to showcase this invention. Just awful.