Move over Cheez Whiz. There's a new kid in town. May I introduce to you the "Batter Blaster" - organic pancake and waffle batter that you shoot out of a pressurize can.
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We took this on our camping trip last weekend, and were pleasantly surprised. Perfectly acceptable pancakes! High on the fun factor (who doesn't like to use the spray nozzle), and a light, fresh taste (didn't taste canned, or fake). Short ingredient list, all organic and words I actually recognize.
So, while it may not be a "real" food - it's definitely real good.
![](http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j153/divaleh/Food%20and%20Recipes/20071113batter.jpg)
We took this on our camping trip last weekend, and were pleasantly surprised. Perfectly acceptable pancakes! High on the fun factor (who doesn't like to use the spray nozzle), and a light, fresh taste (didn't taste canned, or fake). Short ingredient list, all organic and words I actually recognize.
So, while it may not be a "real" food - it's definitely real good.
Oooh, I'm envisioning an pressurized can meal - Batter Blaster Pancakes, some with Cheez Whiz (savory pancakes rock, btw) and the others smothered in Redi Whip, for more of a Belgian Waffle/Pancake experience....
I bought some of that on clearance at Sam's Club--three cans for $2.91! I'd had my eye on it for a while at ten bucks, so I bought 'em out. Kids were okay with it--just okay. For camping though, brilliant. I think that's the company's marketing niche. Hope they see your blog.
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