It's pancakes. In a can. It's made $15 million.
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It's pancakes. In a can. It's made $15 million.
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Re: It's pancakes. In a can. It's made $15 million.
#2> US Patent Application US 2007/0286933 A1
Refrigerator Stable Baking Batter
In various embodiments of the present invention, a bakable batter mixed using cold process conditions and provided in a pressurized can, can be used to bake a variety of food products. In various embodiments of the present invention, a bakable batter mixed under inert atmosphere conditions and...
http://www.google.com/patents/download/11_760_647_REFRIGERAT...
Re: It's pancakes. In a can. It's made $15 million.
#3> US Patent Application US 2007/0286933 A1 Refrigerator Stable Baking Batter In various embodiments of the present invention, a bakable batter mixed using cold process conditions and provided in a pressurized can, can be used to bake a variety of food products. In various embodiments of the present invention, a bakable batter mixed under inert atmosphere conditions and... http://www.google.com/patents/download/11_760…
Interesting reading! I wasn't aware you'd include things like details of pathogen-contamination testing in a patent application. (Or compare the results with CO2 vs N2. That's a detail of genuine interest to anyone trying to make a related product outside the scope of the patent, or a similar product after the patent expires.)
I think they've shown their work.
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#4There's inspiration everywhere.
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#5OMG I love this stuff. My wife brought some home about a month ago and damnit - they taste as good or better than most homemade pancakes. We buy them at Costco - try them if you see them.
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#6I tried them once and I thought they tasted pretty bad. I'm not sure how I could have screwed them up (shake, spray on hot griddle).
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#7I wonder if they sell these in the UK?
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#8I wonder if they sell these in the UK?
Likely not. Just like we don't get/want spray cheese.
All sounds a bit yuck to me.
I get the powder stuff. You can buy it from Tesco. Comes in a bottle, which is about 1/4 full of powder. You can store in the cupboard for ages. When you want pancakes you just open the bottle, fill it up with fresh milk, shake for ages then start cooking. Really tasty as well.
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#9Apologies, but the mobile version of the story that is linked to here got me so frustrated I almost threw my mouse across the room. Can't highlight text, can't copy text as a result, and the article itself looks like garbage.
Here's a (better) link to the original article:
http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/23/smallbusiness/batter_blaster...
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#10I tried them once and I thought they tasted pretty bad. I'm not sure how I could have screwed them up (shake, spray on hot griddle).
Same thing for me. They tasted awful. Threw the rest of the can away.