I have. It’s fun! Since my buddy Jake was hoping to advertise the stuff, I figured that I should give it a test. I bought three cans: one for Ris & Ant, one for a young single man I worked with, and one for myself. The verdict is in.First thought – pricey. But if you balance convenience vs. budget, time in the morning is precious to all of us, and this is a winner.

Read the ingredients – healthier than even most homemade pancakes, better than almost any mix. I don’t make a habit of buying everything organic – once in a while, but definitely not as a rule…

The actual pancakes are perfectly fine, with one caveat – they are very thin. Unlike home or box made pancakes that grow once they hit the pan, “Blasted” batter deflates! It’s contrary to experience, so I highly recommend that you make them thicker than you think they should be.

Totally convenient, and any person who is old to enough to use a stove is capable of making their own creative breakfast in literally seconds – with virtually NO clean up

Because the product comes out of a nozzle (like canned whip cream) you can literally draw on your fry pan, making virtually any shape pancake that you crave. This would be perfect for the morning after a sleepover – get a couple cans and no work for Mom, and a fun way to nourish the crowd.

I’m glad I gave it a try