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04-19-2007, 11:57 PM
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For me the best panckae mix is the Maya mix and the Pillsbury mix. In the Maya mix you still need to add the eggs and other wet ingredients. However, in the pillsbury mix, you only need to add water and voila the pancake is perfect already! Don't forget the maple syrup of course!
    
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