Compromise at 15

Or switch to banana pancakes

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who opened this thread with a vision of 20 stacked pancakes, all deliciously studded with blueberries?

You are not alone!

The correct answer is all the chocolate chips.

Is it breakfast time yet?

Anonymous wrote:5 🫐 per 🥞is all that is needed. 🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐Otherwise your are making clafoutis.

Per pancake or per stack 🥞?

Emoji ambiguity kills.

Am I the only one who opened this thread with a vision of 20 stacked pancakes, all deliciously studded with blueberries?

Anonymous wrote:5 🫐 per 🥞is all that is needed. 🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐Otherwise your are making clafoutis.

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.

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.

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.

Out of season.
Total failure.

I honestly cannot comment unless I know the circumference of your pancakes.

20 is too many.

5 🫐 per 🥞is all that is needed. 🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐Otherwise your are making clafoutis.

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.

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?