Arrowhead Mills Organic Buckwheat Pancake & Waffle Mix, 26 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
Directions for Arrowhead Mills Pancakesbr>2/3 cup Arrow mixbr>1 eggbr>2 tsp. 2 tbsp. canola oil br>Arrow Head Mills waffle directions br>1 cup mixbr>1 eggbr>1 Tbls. honeybr>3/4 cup milk (coconut or almond)br>Stir in all ingredients br>Cook on 375 degree griddle br>Makes 5 pancakesbr>br> 1 tblsp. canola oil 1 cup coconut or almond milkbr>Stir all ingredients together br>Cook according to waffle maker manufacturer's instructions br>Makes 4 waffles
In April, I bought a box of six. All of them have a December expiration date. So, for each bag, it will take about 9 months. in a box.
My calendar was in the format of a month, day, and year. They will not be given a new date until 2026. I had a month to use all six bags. They were placed in the freezer in the hopes of retaining their freshness for a longer period of time.
I don't see why not; you could, for example, freeze sugar, salt, or flour.
Selected User Reviews For Arrowhead Mills Organic Buckwheat Pancake & Waffle Mix, 26 Ounce (Pack of 6)
I was previously using Bob's Red Mill buckwheat mix, but the price on this Arrowhead was so good that I ordered a box with several 26oz packets. (6? ) Despite the fact that the box was clearly not designed for trucking or shipping, no packets were damaged. Three types of flour are listed as being in the mix by Arrowhead: In that order, buckwheat, whole wheat, and rice. That means there's probably about a third of buckwheat in there. The lower fiber content (3g) corresponds to my 1/3 buckwheat flour guess; I'm sure rice flour reduces fiber content significantly. Bob's lists two flours, buckwheat and whole wheat, which are most likely 50/50: The batter and resulting pancakes are much darker, with a high fiber content of 7 grams. br>ADVICE FOR PANCAKES IN GENERAL: Add flax seed meal or bran meal to boost the fiber content. DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE BLUEBERRIES. These high-quality pancake mixes are sugar-free, so those who are accustomed to Millbrook-style fluffy pancakes will be pleased. Buttermilk Krusteaz white-bread flavor; if you add fiber, the flavor may become slightly "cardboardy. " So just toss in some frozen blueberries, no need to defrost them. It's super simple and delicious. as well as being good for you If you're a fan of Aunt Jemima, try real Maple Syrup instead. It's a tree, not a high-end product. corn syrup factory with cutting-edge technology (The cost of genuine maple syrup has decreased significantly. ) Thank you to Canada and Vermont for making this possible. Despite the fact that I am a native New Yorker, I support my family by ordering NY syrup online. ) To prevent pancakes from sticking, I recommend using a good ceramic coated pan and butter. br>IN ADDITION, SOMEONE FAILED MATH - The nutritional information on the Arrowhead packet states that a 1/3 cup serving contains 150 calories. (A serving, in my opinion, is one cup. ) 1/3 cup batter yields two large pancakes when mixed together - (The next column in Nutrition lists 280 calories PER CONTAINER, which is barely worth the cook/cleanup time. ) There are about 17 servings per container, so do the math and you'll come up with a figure of around 2550 calories per container. So I'm not sure what went wrong there. Was it just over 2/3 cup and not per container that they were referring to? For 280 calories, that seems like a strange amount to measure. To say the least, I'm perplexed. br>br>However, if the price is right, I would recommend this buckwheat mix. It is now BREAKFAST TIME for me. enjoy!.
Even my razor-sharp mind isn't immune to this My first attempt at pancakes was impossibly watery, with only half as much mix as it should have had, due to my bleary-eyed kid's inability to read the quantities in the package's instructions. The following are the measurements for those who can't read the package: br>br>This recipe yields four (4) five-ounce servings. pancakes in the size of an inch br>2/3 cup Buckwheat Pancakes from Arrowhead Mills 1 egg, beatenbr>2 teaspoons oilbr>2 teaspoons honeybr>3/4 cup milk or waterbr>Waffle Mixbr>1 egg, beatenbr>1 egg, beatenbr>1 egg, beatenbr>1 egg, beatenbr>2 teaspoons oilbr>2 teaspoons honeybr.
I was excited to try this brand, but I couldn't find the organic/gluten-free version in any of the local stores. I placed an order for the 6-pack. Amazon has a great selection of packs. I couldn't try it because the 6-month trial period was over, but it was significantly less expensive than what I was paying for another brand in stores. There were holes in the pack I got. The bags' bottom corners had split seams that had split open. They appear to be from a previous batch. The bags have an expiration date of 10/30/20, which is less than two months after I bought them. I took a whiff of the mixture. There's a sour odor to it. Because it was exposed to oxygen, it is most likely rancid. This month, I bought a bag of mix (another brand) from the store. It has a 5/29/22 expiration date. I received a refund from Amazon. I discarded the product. I'm disappointed that I received a product that I won't be able to use. My search for a good organic/gluten-free pancake mix is still ongoing.
Buyers should be aware of the date on which their purchase will expire. It's a delectable pancake batter; The product, however, was sent with an expiration date that was far too soon! The box's expiration date was also hidden behind a label. Within a two-month period, I've gone through five packages of EXPIRED pancake mix. This does not sit well with me! To make matters worse, this item is extremely difficult to come by.
I was in desperate need of a multigrain pancake. This has a cornbread flavor to it. It's very grainy after adding the oil according to the directions. If you don't use any oil, the pancake will be very doughy. I won't be buying anything else.
filling! Instead of using regular milk and honey, I use soy milk and agave syrup. My boyfriend had previously eaten Kodiak Pancakes and stated that the texture is superior with these. A box of ten bags will set you back $25. There's no way to go wrong with these! My purchase made me extremely happy.
I've had buckwheat pancakes before and had no problems. It's a fluffy pancake. I was able to eat two pancakes for some reason. I was perplexed by this. I got sick after that. I have the ability to eat five different foods. While making the pancakes, you can make a total of ten at once. This is odd because I just read another comment from someone who got sick after eating this. Although this item is non-refundable, Amazon aided in the refund process.
I tried a variety of pancake mixes from local grocery stores to warehouse clubs before settling on this one because it's the only multi-purpose mix I could find. When eating waffles and pancakes, this is a great product because it has texture and bite. Other brands make me feel as if I'm eating sponge and leave me hungry.