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cloaked_wolf
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I remember last year I bought my sister a box of gluten free pancake mix (she's coeliac) that was American-branded. She didn't really like it so I ended up using it, and for about two months I had American style pancakes every weekend with golden syrup, nutella and some fruit. Delicious. Will try the traditional British variety this year.
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l3v1ck
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Can't stand those thick stodgy American style pancakes.
English pancakes for the win.
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cloaked_wolf
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I've only ever tried those premade ones found in the bakery section of supermarkets. Until I went to Vegas and tried their pancakes (with and without blueberries). Along with granola parfait, I loved it.
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cloaked_wolf
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We had ours with cinnamon, lemon juice, nutella, warmed golden syrup, fruit and a raspberry coulis. Probably could have done without the cinnamon.
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