Trader Joes Gluten free pancake mix

 Good for Gluten-free.

I am always hopeful when trying out new gluten free products, but I am usually disappointed in the texture and flavor.  This pancake mix is pretty good for gluten free.  It is easy to make and the pancakes cook quickly.  The only issue is that they are not really very fluffy and the taste is a little bland.  Some butter and syrup helps, but at least I was able to have pancakes for breakfast.





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