Well for New Year's Day breakfast, I made pancakes for the family. I haven't done that in a really long time (July). Anyway, I received a sample of Wonderslim Protein HotCakes and thought I would give them a try - a treat for me. I made them as directed with water and added 1/2 serving of diced "no sugar added" peaches and served with SF pancake syrup. Yummers! Now, I think too many carbs for a daily breakfast, but a nice substitute as a treat. (one package makes 2-3 pancakes - 120 cal, carb 19g, sugars 2g, fiber 5g, protein 12g). FYI - I couldn't eat them all - I only ate 2/3 of it and am now STUFFED. Uggghh!

I make John, Caysen and Hank (the basset hound) pancakes at least once a week. I'm not sure how I manage to not eat them because I used to love pancakes, but now they seem so "heavy" to me.

Thanks for the review on these.

Okay - they might be a bit heavy. My tummy hasn't felt very well since I ate. I'm not sure if it was too early to eat (I usually don't eat anything but "protein coffee" in the morning), just too heavy/rich food for morning, or the actual product disagreed with me. I kind of feel "hung over" in my tummy, a little nausea, like a drank too much last night. But I didn't feel that way before I ate. I only had one drink last night, so I'm certain its not that, but it is how I feel. We ate pretty non-diet friendly food last night, albeit not much for me. Might also be that, in combination with the heavy breakfast. I took a protonix this morning, I rarely do anymore. I hope that it helps. But back to the pancakes - they sure tasted good. I will have to try them again sometime but without all the New Year's Eve stuff the night before.

I hope you feel better soon.

I kind of have that hungover feeling this morning, but with good cause. I had 3 glasses of wine last night spread out over 5 hours.

LOL I am feeling better. Protonix helped a bunch. Thank you.

I make John, Caysen and Hank (the basset hound) pancakes at least once a week. I'm not sure how I manage to not eat them because I used to love pancakes, but now they seem so "heavy" to me.

Thanks for the review on these.

I have a basset hound too! His name is Dudley. And, to stay on topic, I am excited to try some of the ricotta pancake recipes on eggface's blog. I'm trying to rid my house of all the crazy stuff I bought as I nested and prepared for my full liquid phase, but then I'm gonna try to make some. I'm not a huge sweet tooth, but sounded good, and I made her ricotta zucchini pancakes, and they were great.