The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen flipped more than 50 flapjacks, following the directions on the back of the premade pancake mix boxes, always adding in the egg and opting for milk instead of water. Then, the team also put each mix to the test in the waffle iron. Tasters were given blind samples and weighed in on the flavor, texture and appearance of each.
With these winning picks — which we consider the best pancake mix and best waffle mix — you can have a tastes-like-homemade breakfast ready in 10 minutes, flat.
Go ahead and make like any day is the weekend now. Want to make something from scratch, instead? Check out our Strawberry Cheesecake Flapjacks , Ultimate Classic Waffles , or our no-flip Sheet Pan Pancake — plus, our primer that answers all your questions like how to make pancakes fluffy, flat, egg-less or dairy-free. Because you're adding an egg, milk and melted butter to this batter, the results are super rich.
Others appreciated that it's "fluffy but still kind of hearty," and somewhat sweet, but "with a good balance of salt. What a difference! Now it's a 5 star recipe! And everyone wanted more! I agree that separating the yolks and whites makes it better. Fantastic recipe. Having never made a waffle until now, and having never even eaten one other than an Eggo, I have no basis to compare this recipe with any other. Having said that, all I know is hubby and I enjoyed our breakfast this morning!
In comparing this recipe with other similar recipes, including the one included in the manual, this one called for twice the amount of salt, so I reduced it by half keeping all other ingredients and measurements the same, and beat the eggs well to lighten them up. The waffle was crispy on the outside, but tender on the inside, with good flavor. My only criticism, and certainly no fault of the recipe, is that my waffle maker anyway, cooks unevenly, with some parts of the waffle browning more than others.
Maybe it just takes practice spreading the batter? Perfect recipe for "Classic Waffles"! I got a waffle maker and couldn't wait to try it out. They were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. This recipe is perfect as-is, but if you want a sweeter waffle you can up the sugar to as much as you like. I upped it to about Tbsp and was liberal with the vanilla.
These are delicious topped with real maple syrup or fresh fruit and whipped cream! All Reviews for Classic Waffles. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Amount is based on available nutrient data. If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption. All Reviews. Back to Recipe Review this recipe. Add Photo. What did you think about this recipe?
Did you make any changes or notes? Thanks for adding your feedback. Close this dialog window Successfully saved. You saved Classic Waffles to your Favorites. All rights reserved. I rated the waffles based on taste, flavor balance, texture, and how easy each one is to make. Keep reading to find out which one I determined is the obvious choice the next time you host brunch. I needed more ingredients than I thought.
Rachel Murphy. To make pancakes, all you need to do is add water. But, I made waffles and the instructions all for three additional ingredients: vegetable oil, one egg, and two cups of mix. To make Hungry Jack pancakes, combine all of the ingredients together in a bowl. It took us about 40 seconds to whisk the batter until it was nice and smooth.
My first waffle. The Hungry Jack waffle was all around very dense, in my opinion. The inside of the waffle was soft and squishy, but not necessarily to my liking. As for the flavor, it was a mix of salty and sweet. Aunt Jemima was next. I cooked all three waffle mixes on the same heat setting, but the Aunt Jemima waffle batter never even got close to crisp. Another downside to Aunt Jemima was the prep time.
Unlike Hungry Jack and Bisquick, this batter needs to sit for four to five minutes before you can pour it in your waffle maker.
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