[[{“value”:”If you don’t have time to make pancake batter from scratch, or even from a box, frozen pancakes are the simpler option. All you need to do is take them out of the freezer and throw them in the microwave, toaster, or air fryer, and in moments you can enjoy a sweet, filling breakfast. Not all frozen pancakes are worth buying. What should you grab on your next grocery run? Here are the 6 best frozen pancakes, according to shoppers.
De Wafelbakkers Buttermilk
De Wafelbakkers Frozen Mini Buttermilk Pancakes come in a bag of 80 small pancakes and are a “lifeline” for parents of picky eaters. “My 3 year old loves these. He’s going through a picky stage but since these are fortified so well it makes me feel better about feeding him frozen meals. These with some fruit and I feel like it’s a fairly well-rounded breakfast that he’ll eat,” one shopper declares. “Great taste & quality! Love these! Perfect for on the go or a family breakfast. They don’t take long to heat and taste good. My kids love them! Great bento box idea for lunch!” adds another.
Kodiak Cakes Power Flapjacks
If you are on a protein-heavy diet, grab a box of Kodiak Protein-Packed Power Flapjacks Buttermilk Frozen Pancakes. Each serving has 14 grams of protein. “These are easy to make and delicious. I also love that they are individually packed by serving,” one shopper writes. “Great Taste, Quick Breakfast! After trying the waffles and waffle mix so many times I decided to give these a try. Warmed up in the microwave perfectly and paired with pure maple syrup and sausage for an easy high protein breakfast. They are amazing I’ll be getting these from now on!” another adds.
Kellogg’s Eggo Buttermilk
Eggo has perfected frozen pancakes. Eggo Frozen Buttermilk Pancakes are nostalgic-tasting and delicious and “so easy to prepare and quick – it’s memories of childhood. Very nice taste and they are packaged 3 in a pouch – an easy portion to consume. Very fun to heat and eat with maple syrup,” writes one. “Best frozen pancakes add a little syrup and butter taste fresh off the pan,” adds another.
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Belgian Boys Bite-Sized
Belgian Boys Bite-Sized Pancakes are made with simple, non-GMO ingredients that health-conscious shoppers appreciate. “As good as they look! These pancake bites have transformed my ability to eat in the morning. I just shake a few in a to go container and warm it up at work. I was concerned when I poured them out from the freezer- they are hard as rocks. But once you heat them (1min in the microwave) some magic happens and they were fluffy and chewy. So so good. I add in some butter and frozen blueberries before heating and it’s a cheap and easy way to feel like you went to IHOP,” writes a happy shopper. “Tasty quick treat. I use these for my kiddo, she has a peanut allergy and she can eat these. I appreciate that this label says the choc. Chip flavored ones might not be safe for those with allergies. Brands with good labeling get my respect. We usually serve these alone or dip in whipped cream. I feel like they taste best in an air fryer, they get a little crispy on the outside and soft on the inside,” adds another.
Trader Joe’s Silver Dollar
Trader Joe’s Organic Silver Dollar Pancakes are a long-time freezer-section find for shoppers. Many say they have an airy, homemade, from-scratch taste and texture, and they’re easy to make: just heat them in the microwave for a minute or two. They pair well with the store’s delicious maple syrup.
365 Whole Foods Pancake Bites
365 Whole Foods Pancake Bites are pillowy, vanilla-forward mini treats that are good enough for dessert. I recently bought them, tossed them in the air fryer, and served them as a sleepover party breakfast for a group of picky eaters, and they were completely devoured. “Whole Foods has these mini pancake puffs that my kid is obsessed with. They’re in the freezer and I put them in the microwave on half power for 90 seconds,” a Redditor writes.
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