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American pancake mix has baking powder in so the pancakes always puff up to around half an inch or more. Here are my issues with this type of pancake;

• The skin that forms around the pancake is impenetrable to whatever condiments being used and the reason is because the pancake requires more time to cook all the way through. You have to dip the pancake in more condiment rather than it soaking through which is what a pancake should do.

• It’s a heavier batter so oxygen bubbles rarely form, these bubbles create the holes in a crepe that helps soak up more of the ketchup

• The surface area is smaller so it demands you eat more whereas a crepe is as big as the pan you used to cook with. A larger surface area means you can put more toppings inside instead of just eating toppings alongside a smaller thicker pancake.

• The taste and texture is horrible

You probably shouldn’t comment if you don’t know what I’m talking about

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 year ago

Crepes are good and thick pancakes are good too. Pretty different things for mostly different situations and they are both good. British and American style, buttermilk or w/e, savoury, sweet. Waffles and latkes are good too. No juice to this poorly-concieved food fight. Have a nice day!