Buttermilk Pancake & Waffle Mix (2 Pack - 16 Ounces)

I normally make pancakes and waffles from scratch. But now that I'm single, I make pancakes from Stonewall Buttermilk & Waffle mix. I make banana pancakes and they taste delicious.

BEST BUTTERMILK MIX !!!!!!!!!!!

I usually get my mix from Trader Joe’s but they were out and I really wanted to make some waffles. I read the reviews and since it was on sale I decided to try it. End product, the waffles, tasted great. No weird chemical taste or any off taste. As for the dry mixture it didn’t have a chemical smell either which is usually the sign that it’s going to taste bad but not with this mix. I am very pleased as it had the right consistency while mixing and made the perfect textured waffles

I am not a processed food type guy. I frown on eating such foods. This product of which I have made at least 100 pancakes over the years has been a wonderful experience in eating such type breakfast. This has been a go to for about 20 years now. Don’t buy often but it’s nice to have ready when able. You can’t go bad here. Just add some fruit and powered sugar and you’re in. You will thank me !

My kids raved about this mix. I made waffles for my husband and myself. I can do it one more time. No different than when I use Kreutzer pancake/waffle mix except way more expensive. Maybe a little sweeter. Probably won't buy it again.

Great stuff. Amazon delivered it looking like the containers had been used for soccer practice.

Last Christmas it was the grandson's favorite Stocking-Stuffer. And Santa's 2-Pack will make him VERY happy this Christmas.

Even though we've been using the Krusteaz brand Belgian waffle mix for years, I decided to try this item. There's no doubt that the flavor and texture of this mix was at least as good as the Krusteaz mix. However, I could only give this item a "satisfactory" for the following reasons: The cost per ounce is high - 16 ounces for about $9.00 or, about $0.56/ounce. A 28 ounce box of the Krusteaz mix is about $2.00, or, $0.07/ounce. Of course, some of the high cost of the Stonewall is probably due to extra shipping costs. In the 16 ounce Stonewall package, there are only about 2 servings based upon the recipe calling for 1 cup per serving. The recipe noted that the number of waffles per serving would depend upon the size of the waffle iron. Yet, a single serving would barely be sufficient for 3 people. The recipe called for 2 TBSPs of melted butter. In addition to the extra effort to melt the butter, we use Canola Oil with the Krusteaz's mix. So, there may be some nutritional concerns for some. Summarizing, if they would make Stonewall in a larger package and cheaper, I would buy again.