I love me some Multigrain Pancakes, but I realize that's all I know...we don't eat any other kind in our house, so MaMa thought it might be fun to share some fun ideas to help your kids make the switch to Multigrain Pancakes! There isn't much of an adjustment to make, since the pancakes made with our Multigrain Pancake Mix taste soooooo good!
The first (and probably funnest...is that a word?) tip MaMa has is to make them kid sized. To get your Multigrain Pancakes silver dollar sized, just use a tablespoon measure to pour the batter on the griddle, that way you'll get the right amount every time. I love having them this size because I can just pick them up and eat 'em with my hands!
Next, add something yummy (and healthy) that your kids love or are fascinated by. I really like cherries and we haven't had them lately since they aren't in season, so these Danish Cherries that my MaMa's friend Michelle gave us fit the bill. Oh, were they good!
Finally, make it fun...if you're kids are too young (like me) to have free reign with the toppings, make them look fun, serve them up on their favorite plate, etc. If they are old enough, let them have fun with a bunch of different topping choices. A fun one to try that you might not expect...sour cream paired with a fruit...try it, I dare ya. It's good!
Can you tell I'm having a hard time keeping my hands off the pancakes? This isn't even my plate - I'd already had about 4 - evidence can be seen on the corner of my mouth. :) That's how much I love Multigrain Pancakes, so I know your kids can too, given the opportunity!
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Thank you for sharing! I am always looking for new and fun ideas to help my children eat healthy! Those look delicious!!
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looks cute!
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Yum! I think my whole family would love this! You should come link up at www.localfunforkids.com
ReplyDeleteThese looks so adorable and great tip for this single auntie for when the nieces come and visit. Thanks for sharing with Sundays at One Food Club.
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This recipe would be great for our linky party starting tomorrow at THIS WEEK'S CRAVINGS the theme is "WHAT INGREDIENT CAN YOU HIDDEN? in everyday food" Please stop by (tomorrow) and linky up your fabulous recipe!
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Those are fabulous ideas. It's so fun to see Joseph anxious to eat more multi-grain pancakes.
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Delicious! Pancakes are my kind of food! =) Thanks for linking up on Recipes I Can't Wait to Try!
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