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Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Syn Free Pancakes
These pancakes are syn free if you use the oats as your healthy B.
The maple syrup is obviously synful at 2 syns per tablespoonful.
Makes 3 pancakes
Ingredients
35 g rolled oats
2 eggs beaten
3 tsp sweetener
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 tbsp of a muller light yogurt (more if needed)
1 tsp baking powder (optional) if you use add 0.5 syn.
Method
Blend all the ingredients together till smooth and the consistency of extra thick cream.
Spray a frying pan with frylight and pour in a third of the mixture cook for 3 minutes on each side till air bubbles appear and they are golden.
Labels:
maple syrup,
oats,
pancakes,
synfree
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Thank you!! I have tried making these pancakes a few times from recipes on facebook but, although they have tasted ok have never really worked.
ReplyDeleteThese did! I don't know it it was the baking powder?? but for 0.5 syns it is really worth it xx
I'm so glad they worked for you and you enjoyed them, there is always a worry that the recipes won't be to other peoples tastes or don't work, so it's great to get feed back, good or bad, so if the recipe is wrong in anyway i can rectify it. But a thumbs up is great!!!!
Deletewhere do you get rolled oats?
ReplyDeleteRolled oats are the same as normal oats x
DeleteJust made these using a cherry yoghurt and they are amazing! Really worth the 0.5 syns for bakinf soda x
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed them x
DeleteI have made these three times now and for my incredibly fussy mum... we both love them! !!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like them xx
Delete35 g rolled oats = ?
ReplyDeleteoats, porridge oats they are all the same thing x
DeleteI don't often post to things like this but that's how amazing these pancakes were! I used muller light toffee and they were substantial and delicious :-D so good to see a syn free pancake recipe that isn't just egg :-) didn't use the baking powder this time either. Definitely be having these more often! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked them, they are very popular in my house x
DeleteHi Rachel, loving your blog! When you say blend these do you mean in a blender so that the oats go flour like? Sorry if I'm being a bit dopey!!!
ReplyDeleteYea put everything in the blender and blend together. x
DeleteThese were absolutely amazing!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you, glad you liked them x
DeleteMade these pancakes today after finding you via Pinterest - absolutely delicious - thank you
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked them, hope you enjoy other recipes too x
DeleteLove these pancakes! if not used as healthy b option how many syns are they per mixture??
ReplyDelete35g oats will be 6 syns. So glad you liked them x
DeleteHi, I don't have a blender but I mixed the mixture with an electric whisk. They were yummy and very filling. I didn't use vanilla, just Muller light vanilla. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked them, they are really good x
DeleteWOW! These taste great on their own! I love real pancakes big time and these are very good, not that filling but hits the sweet spot! Will try with some crispy bacon and maple syprup soon. Thanks.
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These are gorgeous! Thank you x
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked them x
DeleteDo these freeze well?
ReplyDeleteI have never tried as they don't last long enough x
DeleteMy mixture is quite runny not like thick cream will they still work.?
ReplyDeleteI hope they turned out ok x
DeleteI just made these as my sweet tooth was about to get the better of me. Oh my goodness, they are delicious thank you thank you thank you!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Had a real sweet craving and these didn't taste healthy at all! Thank you! 😃
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely! Added 0% fat geek yogurt instead and an extra egg. Had a banana and 1/2 tbs honey with mine. Was sooo yummy! Thank you! :-)
ReplyDeleteI made these this morning. Delicious! Thank you x
ReplyDeleteAmazing we love pancakes in our house so this is brilliant thanks
ReplyDeleteReally impressed with these, so easy to make and taste better than normal ones, I used a toffee yogurt which added to it
ReplyDeleteMade these for me and my husband this morning. We both loved them. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, just had these for breakfast - they are amazing and I have shared them on my SW facebook group if that's ok - linked to this page. Thanks for this. I was a bit naughty and had a drizzle of maple syrup - but counted the syns! I've made those mashed banana ones before but didn't like them, but these are great - thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this recipe, they were delicious xx
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