*Bisquick isn't giving me anything for this review. I purchased the box of Gluten Free Bisquick all by myself and decided to tell you all about, all by myself… I’m independent like that ;-)
After entering roughly 10 giveaways for Gluten Free Bisquick, I decided last week to break down and purchase a box myself. I don’t normally eat a lot of pancakes or waffles, but I was really excited about all the other things I could make with Bisquick… Shortcake, Biscuits, dumplings etc.
However, since I’d never cooked with Gluten Free Bisquick (and to be honest, I haven’t cooked with regular Bisquick in quite awhile) I thought it would be best to make pancakes or waffles the first time. This way I could compare them to something I know and I would know how the batter tastes without much added to it.
I dusted off the waffle maker my mother gave me for Valentine’s Day and made Belgian waffles for dinner last night. Hubs and I LOVE breakfast for dinner.
They didn’t turn out as perfect squares because it was my first time making waffles, but I think I like them better this way… more homemade.
Verdict: Delicious! The middles are fluffy and the outside have a great crispy crunch. I was pleasantly surprised how fluffy they turned out because most of the Gluten Free breads I’ve tried are really heavy and dense. Hubs forgot I’d made GF waffle until I reminded him halfway threw the second waffle. I’ll definitely be making these again, as well as attempted the other recipes they suggest!
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November 15, 2010
Product Review: Gluten Free Bisquick
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Love love love! I just sent this on to my friend who if GF/everything free. Thanks!
Oh yayyy! Was it me who tweeted you about the Bisquick? I can't remember...but either way, I was really surprised that they had it, and I am so happy to hear it tastes good! Justin's aunt has a gluten intolerance, so I've been trying to think of a recipe to make for her for Thanksgiving dessert...maybe I could utilize this in some way...strawberry shortcakes or something...hmmm
I like the homemade look better too! I can't believe they make gluten free bisquick! Awesome. I hope you've been feeling better after the dietary changes.
So glad they turned out well! Yum!
Awesome! Those look good just in general. So glad they worked for you. I wanted to share this with you—I just saw it in my reader and thought of you (hope the link works...it looks kinda long and scary!): http://www.cupcakeproject.com/2010/11/gluten-free-red-velvet-cupcake-recipe.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CupcakeProject+(Cupcake+Project)
I finally tried GF Bisquick this past weekend too - we made waffles and my hubby agreed - they were delish!
Also, Betty Crocker makes GF Cakes and Cookie mixes. The GF Betty Crocker brownies are awesome too. You should try them!
Great time to go gluten-free! I'm glad this was so tasty! I'm sure it'll become a staple for many people who need it.
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