TruEats Pancake & Waffle Mix: Diabetic Friendly, Protein & Fiber Rich, Low Glycemic & Gluten Free, No Sugar Added, Vegan Friendly, Dairy Free, Plant Based, Sweetened with Monk Fruit Sweetener

These are so good. Not exactly as low carb as I would have liked, but they are absolutely delicious! Definitely will buy again—even if I don't need low carb.

Hello everyone! I'm so excited to talk about a product that has become a staple in my kitchen: TrueEats Pancake & Waffle Mix. Seriously, I pick up a new bag of this every single week without fail – that's how much I love it and rely on it! For me, as someone managing diabetes, finding breakfast options that are both delicious and align with my health goals can be incredibly difficult. Many 'healthy' mixes just don't deliver on flavor or texture. But TrueEats? They've truly cracked the code. I personally prepare my batter with unsweetened almond milk and two fresh eggs, and the results are consistently outstanding. What I particularly love is how incredibly fluffy these pancakes and waffles turn out. They're not dense or heavy; they have that perfect, light texture you crave. And the taste is just phenomenal – rich, satisfying, and genuinely delicious. You honestly wouldn't believe that this mix is diabetic-friendly, low glycemic, gluten-free, has no added sugar, and is packed with protein and fiber. It truly checks all the boxes without compromising on taste. If you're searching for a fantastic, healthy, and unbelievably tasty option to elevate your breakfast or brunch, I cannot recommend TrueEats Pancake & Waffle Mix enough. It's a game-changer and definitely worth trying out

Healthy pancakes they require an acquired taste to eat. I was not a fan of the taste nor the texture. They were super thick and very heavy. With that being said eating healthy takes dedication and is not always easy.

Definitely great while on my keto diet and wanted something delicious. No sugar spike at all. Will buy again & agin.

These are really good. They have matched the texture and flavor of standard buckwheat pancakes almost exactly. I have done a blind taste-test and no one guessed they were not unhealthy sugar-laden high glycemic buckwheat pancakes. They are particularly good if you stir some fresh berries into the batter. The only problem I have with them is they require the addition of an egg, which makes it very hard to make a small, one or two person batch. But most pancake mixes do require an egg to make enough to feed six people.