Krusteaz Belgian Waffle Mix - 5 Pound Foodservice Bag

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Expensive but excellentI thought this was a bit pricey having bought 5 pound boxes of waffle mix in the past when I worked in the restaurant business but I guess everybody has to make a profit but the good thing is when you figure out how many waffles you get out of this you re more than get your money back. These are great waffles there better than using your traditional pancake mix and hoping for the best all those are our round pancakes with holes in it this is a true waffle and will stand up with fruit syrup or whatever you choose to put on it. So really don t let the price scare you but if you figure out that if you go to a diner a waffle cost four dollars and they re certainly going to get a lot more Out of this box than that. I ve always found it s best to make it the day before and let them spend the night in the refrigerator that way it has a way of working itself all together. Enjoy4Great tasting wafflesGreat waffles with a single ingredient--just add water. This is the large economy size, but assumes a large batch--half the box or all of it. Several pounds of waffles!! You are left to scale this down to a 2-4 waffle batch. This is silly since there is plenty of room on this box for a couple smaller batch sizes with the option to substitute milk or eggs for a richer mix.4RIDICULOUS PORTION DIRECTIONSI LOVE KRUSTEAZ PRODUCTS but UNLESS YOU PLAN ON USING THE WHOLE FIVE POUNDS AT ONCE OR HALF THAT, PLAN ON TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW MUCH MIX YOU NEED FOR SMALLER PORTIONS and you will have to weigh the mix because there are no "cup" ratios mentioned, just 5 and 2&1/2 POUNDS.The only directions are for a whole box with a yield of 25 waffles or half the box for a of 12 waffles. HOPE YOU'RE HUNGRY4Don t be put off by the instructions. It s very easy and tasty!I have no idea why people were making a big deal out of the directions on the box. Yeah they were for large batches etc. no big deal! I m over 40 and have had years of experience in cooking. I ve made numerous batches of pancakes and many other breakfast foods and fine cooking. If people can t figure out how to make this waffle mix by pouting the water in small increments and mixing it to the necessary consistency then please don t try to make waffles! Just mix it where it is runny enough to pour. In the same consistency as pancake mix. Very easy! Though the company should make the instructions more easy for smaller batches. I don t measure it, I just poured. We have made two batches and I would say that a family of 4 can get 4 batches out of this. My husband and I both ate two Waffles and my two boys under 7 years old each ate 3/4 of waffle we were stuffed!! We couldn t move and went into waffle comas afterwards. The mix has a good flavor and it s not overly sweet. I made peanut butter whipped cream and plain whipped cream to go with it and oh my gosh it was awesome!! Please don t take my review as being rude, I just don t understand the confusion. ITS EASY. Just slowly add water to the consistency so that it pours from your measuring cup. There is some room for play. Not runny like you would dobto make crepes but thick enough to slowly flow from the measuring bowl/cup. Don t make it carder than it has to be! Enjoy!5Used One Time But Today Its Spoiled!I bought this in February, used it once, sealed it up but when I went to use it today it was full of bugs. I suspect the eggs were in the mix when I bought it. The refund window closed. I've never had this happen with boxes this size bought from a store. I'll never order mixes from amazon again. It was expensive and now I had to throw it all out. I'm so mad about this. Some things you justhave to get from a local store. I learned my lesson.1Best tasting waffles for price and amountHosted a "Galentine's Brunch" back in February, and picked the biggest box of waffle mix for the best price and this brand did not disappoint! We had three types of waffle irons going at one time (Square, Belgian, and Mini) and all came out golden and crispy!We made a ton of waffles, and I am still using the leftover mix from the party two months later to make waffles on the weekend.Only complaint is that the box only gives instructions for making the whole or half of the box. We experimented until we found a good ratio, so it worked out, but maybe consider adding smaller serving sizes to future boxes.5Just add water.Hands down the best waffle mix I've found. As a bonus, they sell this commercial variant that comes with oil and eggs already mixed in- just add water. Awesome. Using this with a Belgian waffle maker has made my mornings so much better.The only improvement I can think of is finding space on the box to include directions for making smaller amounts than half the box or the whole thing so that we don't have to calculate it out ourselves. I realize this is the commercial variant, but if it's on Amazon of course everyday Joes are going to get their hands on it.4Not the droids you're looking for.We love the Krusteaz Belgian Waffle Mix that comes in the the 28 oz boxes, where you add your own egg and canola oil. This 5 lb box of food service grade mix is not the same product. You add only water, and there are other ingredients to make up for the egg and canola oil. It's not a good substitution. The taste is not as good and the waffles are more rubbery, not as crisp and light. Also, this food service mix includes palm oil, which you may not want.1the best waffles mixthe easiest way to do great waffles, fluffy and delicious, for 1 cup of mix, I used about 1/2 of almond milk and were done soft in the center, but little crunchy at the surface, this will be my waffles mix foreverLa manera mas facil de hacer waffles, esponjados y deliciosos, us una taza de mix con 1/2 taza de leche de almendras y salieron esponjaditos en el centro, pero tostaditos en la superficie, esta ser mi mescla de wafles siempre5easy and tender and delicious!!My husband wanted a waffle maker for Christmas, and so I purchased him the Cuisinart one that flips over to cook evenly. Then I looked for waffle mix. This mix is awesome! All you have to add is cold water. Thank you, everyone, for your wonderful reviews (I read all of the reviews before buying something). In their reviews, people said to use COLD water, so we used water from the filtered refrigerator dispenser. The recipe on the box is a little overwhelming, but someone said to use 2 cups plus 2 tablespoons of mix, with 1-1/4 cups of cold water. For a dinner meal of sausage, applesauce, and waffles, for 4 people, we tripled that, and had 2 waffles left over to eat the next day warmed in the microwave. So, we used: 6 cups plus 6 TB mix, and 3-3/4 cups cold water. Then whisked with a whisk. There were a few small lumps left, but it was pretty smooth. It was OK to just scoop the mix out of the box, not leveling it or being too obsessive. It didn't seem to matter if the batter was a little thicker or thinner, the waffles came out tender and flavorful and delicious. The 3/4 cup measuring cup came with the Cuisinart waffle maker, so I scooped and poured the waffle batter with that. I started pouring the batter around the outside area of the waffle maker first, and then spiraled inward (instead of pouring it all down into the center), and then you immediately close the waffle maker and flip it over to cook. Also, the waffles cooked right after the mix was stirred up came out just as good as the ones cooked last, when the mix had been sitting and raising up a bit in the bowl. So, we ended up using almost half of this huge box of mix in just one meal. We are definitely getting more after we finish off this box! I have made yeast-raised waffle batter in the past, but this mix tastes just as good, but it's so easy and stress-free! The flavor is wonderful, not too sweet, just right. The next day, our son microwaved the two waffles that were left over for breakfast, at about 20-30 seconds on high. This waffle mix is a real winner. We served the waffles with choices of chunky applesauce, Nutella, or real maple syrup.5

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Krusteaz Belgian Waffle Mix - 5 Pound Foodservice Bag

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