Has anyone tried this product, specifically the Power Cakes (Protein Packed Flapjack & Waffle Mix)? They have it on sale at my local costco and I was wondering how they taste. According to the nutrition label, 1/2 cup of mix has 14g of protein. At $9 I may as well buy a box and check, but wanted to ask first. Here is their website: Breakfast.. maybe add some berries or banana to dress them up a little.

Edited February 10, 201610 yr by agreen67

Never heard of them. Have you tried cream cheese pancakes?

http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2012/01/cream-cheese-pancakes.html

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Never heard of these, but they look very tasty! Thank you for sharing the recipe. I'm burned out with eggs, Cereal and oatmeal.

They rock. I have been eating them for years. Get some Walden farms syrup, it tastes delicious.

They are thin and crepe like. If you want them a litlle thicker add a tablespoon of coconut flour.

Seem a bit high in carbs for the weight loss phase. Maybe in maintenance.... 25 net carbs is a lot for one meal.

I was really looking forward to giving them a try, but I see the mix has soy in it. I am extremely allergic to soy. Rats!

I did try a carrot cupcake recipe that I found in a pamphlet that was taped onto the last tub of Quest protein powder that I bought.

Each cupcake has (with cream cheese/protein frosting) 13g-protein,3g-net carbs (15 total carbs), 2g fiber and 140calories. For a Valentines' Day treat, they are tasty.

There is also a recipe for crepes, but I haven't tried that one yet.

I bought my Quest at GNC, but I know that this site sells it at their store.

In my opinion it is the best protein powder that I have tried. Each shake hhas 22-23gr of protein, 100-110cal, <1g sugar. --and the taste is excellent!

I was really looking forward to giving them a try, but I see the mix has soy in it. I am extremely allergic to soy. Rats!

I did try a carrot cupcake recipe that I found in a pamphlet that was taped onto the last tub of Quest Protein powder that I bought.

Each cupcake has (with cream cheese/protein frosting) 13g-protein,3g-net carbs (15 total carbs), 2g fiber and 140calories. For a Valentines' Day treat, they are tasty.

There is also a recipe for crepes, but I haven't tried that one yet.

I bought my Quest at GNC, but I know that this site sells it at their store.

In my opinion it is the best protein powder that I have tried. Each shake hhas 22-23gr of protein, 100-110cal, <1g sugar. --and the taste is excellent!

Quest has all of their recipes (including some for pancakes) on their web site:

http://www.questnutrition.com/cookbook