In The Kitchen With Kat-The Lucky Charm Pancake Breakfast


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Recently I was at Grocery Outlet and came across something intriguing. Lucky Charms Pancake Mix.

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After laughing out loud and startling the poor elderly lady who as studying the cans of baked beans across the aisle, I plucked the box of cereal-infused pancake mix off of the shelf for a bit of a perusal.

Being a frugal soul and a homesteader, I tend to make most of our food from scratch. That said, there has been a surplus of heathens present in my house most weekends, and whipping up pancakes for 6-8 kids on Saturday or Sunday mornings has been a thing.

As a kid we didn't get to eat a lot of convenience foods, a thing I am not sad about, but there were times I would have liked to try things. I mean come on, when you are a kid Lucky Charms look magically delicious.

Also, the box of Lucky Charms Pancake mix was a whole $.50.

So, I tossed it into the cart with my organic cocoa nibs and toasted macadamia nuts and giggled in anticipation of the Bruhs all taste testing the processed food gloriousness.

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This is my little buddy Finn, he also got to sleepover:)

As fate would have it, my daughter also had a friend stay over, so I had a ton of kids around Saturday morning to try the pancakes.

Seeing as I was going to foster Corporate America pancake concoctions on them for breakfast, I had one of the kids head out to the freezer and get out some packs of our homegrown bacon and sausage. They looked pretty happy as I cooked up those lovely pork products.

I then got to business whipping up the Lucky Charms pancakes.

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In the box there were two packages, one was the mix and one was the topping. The youths and I all had a good laugh over the so-called topping, for it was just a small bag of Lucky Charms cereal.

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The mix itself was pieces of cake, you just add water or milk and whisk it up. To be honest, it looked just like regular pancake mix. I added some milk and water and whisked it up. There were colored sprinkles in the mix which I thought was a nice touch.

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Faster than you could sing, They're magically delicious, I had a pile of pancakes cooked. The kids all grabbed piles of steaming pancakes, sausage, and bacon.

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Then the taste testing began.

These just taste like regular pancakes, they all began squawking.


Good to know.


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Since the box of Lucky Charms Pancake mix was bit on the small side, I also whipped up a batch of regular buttermilk pancakes, because six, 16-18 year old kids can put away the vittles.

In the end, I don't think I will buy the pancake mix again, but for .50 it sure was a bit of food fun!


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And as most of the time, all of the images in this post were taken on the author's non-marshmallow containing iPhone.




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I really liked that small dog, it looks very cute 😍

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Thanks😊 He is definitely the bestest boi!

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50¢ of fun is about right, I suppose. And Finn is the coolest dog there right now.

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You suppose? 😆

And yes, the Finners is the coolest pupper for sure!

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🌈🔶️♠️⭐♣️❤🌈

You get an A for effort!

It's Finn's turn next for his "hu•mom" to whip up something magically delicious!
Handsome Sheppy pup!
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I adore getting A's! Thank you!

And I can't wait to see what Mr. Finn whips up, probably the cats into a fervor, but that would still be pretty cool lol!

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