20 blueberry pancakes
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Anonymous
| A proper blueberry pancake requires 20 blueberries per pancake. My spouse says that's too many. She thinks 10 is fine. We got in a fight this morning and are still not talking to each other. Who is right? |
Anonymous
| A proper blueberry pancake has the blueberries already mixed in the batter, no counted in as an afterthought…because if not, the blueberries will burn so you were both wrong. |
Anonymous
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5 🫐 per 🥞is all that is needed. 🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐Otherwise your are making clafoutis.
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Anonymous
| 20 is too many. |
Anonymous
| I honestly cannot comment unless I know the circumference of your pancakes. |
Anonymous
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Out of season.
Total failure. |
Anonymous
| You are correct. If she has other ridiculous food theories, I’d consider divorce, although unfortunately then she will be able to pass on her half-assed food theories to your kids half the time without your knowledge. Tough decision. |
Anonymous
| Depends on the size of the pancake. Blueberries should be spaced 1/2 to 1" apart. More and the pancake batter will have to much blueberry juice to cook properly. Less and you won't get that ideal mouthful of blueberry in each bite. |
Anonymous
I make pancakes nearly every Sunday. They are on the smaller side — I use a 2 Tbsp scoop of batter. 5 blueberries is what I aim for in each pancake, although sometimes it ends up being more. But less than 5 is not enough. So I agree with this poster, not the OP. |
Anonymous
| Am I the only one who opened this thread with a vision of 20 stacked pancakes, all deliciously studded with blueberries? |
Anonymous
Per pancake or per stack 🥞? Emoji ambiguity kills. |
Anonymous
| Is it breakfast time yet? |
Anonymous
| The correct answer is all the chocolate chips. |
Anonymous
You are not alone! |
Anonymous
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Compromise at 15
Or switch to banana pancakes |