Betty Crocker Bisquick, Gluten Free Pancake and Baking Mix, 16 oz (Pack of 6)

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BEST pancake mix! My husband swears by it and loves it over regular mixes - he adds egg and milk to recipe! We've been using for years since I went GF-whole family loves his pancakes. These are lighter and fluffier than regular mix!

Gluten Free baking mix, pancake mix just like original. Great flavor

My wife needs to avoid gluten. After trying many brands this is far and away the best, and closest in taste, texture and rise to regular non-GF mixes!

So hard to find good gluten free products. This is a keeper. I’m not celiac but my kids are, we both enjoy these pancakes.

When my s/s was coveted to 6 boxes of the Gluten-Free Bisquick mixes. I wasn't sure if it was a item I would continue to get. As pancakes were primary all that I was making with it.Gluten-free cooking was still new to me. As I had developed allergies to gluten and soy.* The box does carry a soy caution stating it may contain soy ingredients * I have used it for a year with no reactions. Coming from a family of severe allergies I would recommend being careful if you are soy sensitive too because everyone is unique when it comes to allergy attacks.When my first box of 6 boxes arrived. Trying waffles was the next recipe I tried as waffles were one of my most missed foods.Wow was I amazed and very happy by the Belgian waffles that I was able to make with this mix. After finding the perfect waffle maker and setting. We could have waffles golden brown and crisp on the outside and tender on the inside. We really couldn't taste any difference from these waffles and those from our favorite restaurant.Since we had the extra mix one day I tried making waffle sandwiches for us. Both grandma and I liked them. Now I 'm glad for the larger amount being available.As my allergies have made finding commercially made bread a challenge. This mix has become my bread-substitutionWith waffles or pancakes.So far I haven't found a shortening that fits into my diet so I have yet to try the pizza and biscuit recipes . When I find something that works for me. I will add a update.Overall opinion : At first it sounds like a lot for 6 boxes when the boxes aren't as big as regular Bisquick. It averages about $ 4.99 a box. What our local stores are asking if not on a sale. If one person is needing it , it seems like a lot of boxes. But it has a very good flavor and texture. One my grandmother prefers over the original and always wants to know if there's enough to share if she smells it cooking. I always make sure there is. It's very versatile. I have used fresh blueberries and bananas as stir- ins.There is only one con that I have noticed humidity has a tendency to effect it . On our really hot days the batter came out thinner and I needed to add in more of the mix.To me Bisquick Gluten-Free is a must have and I would give it my highest reccomendation.

It may have been my own cooking, but these pancakes came out a bit tougher than I expected. The powder seemed really smooth though, and so was the batter, so maybe it got over-mixed. The flavor was only okay though. Nothing all that special, but a decent replacement if you have to go gluten free.

Our go to pancake for members of the family that are GF. Its fluffy and it doesn't fall apart. We make little pancake and freeze it. Texture is still good even after reheating it.