Kodiak Cakes Carb Conscious Flapjack and Waffle Mix 12 oz.

Kodiak Cakes Carb Conscious Flapjack and Waffle Mix is ​​a low-carbohydrate mix for making pancakes, pancakes and muffins.

The wholesome composition of Kodiak Cakes is the perfect start to the day - filling, natural ingredients such as whole grains, oats, honey and buttermilk, no sugar, almost no fat, a solid dose of protein and fiber.

Kodiak Cakes complete pancake mix requires only water to be added - simply mix the mix with water and you can start frying pancakes or baking waffles. The ingredients of Kodiak Cakes are selected so that the pancakes are perfectly fluffy, delicate and delicious - if you look at the photos of bloggers and envy them golden, fluffy pancakes, reach for the Kodiak Cakes mix and see that you can also conjure up such pancakes!

One of the largest carnivorous land mammals. Its weight is more than half a ton, sometimes it reaches up to 700 kg. Standing on its hind legs, it can reach up to 3 m in height. Thick, reddish-brown fur. It feeds mainly on rodents, but it also does not despise pink salmon meat or berries. Ursus arctos middendorff. Kodiak grizzly. A brown bear from the Kodiak Archipelago in Alaska. The mountainous, forested area with a harsh climate is the perfect place for this mistrustful bear.

Alaska was discovered to Europeans in 1640 by Spanish sailors. In the 18th century, the main interest in this area was the Russian Empire. The first tsarist colony was established on Kodiak Island. Due to the lack of funds and the lost Crimean War, the tsar decided to sell these lands to the United States. The deal was finalized in 1867. The US paid Russia $7.2 million, which some American politicians called madness. At that time, it was not known how rich in natural resources Alaska was. Thirty years later, gold deposits were discovered there and it is indeed a frenzy - the 'gold rush' broke out, and people who wanted to make a fortune emigrated en masse to these inhospitable areas in search of precious metals.

This nice-looking animal - Kodiak - has become the face (muzzle?) of a brand that redefines real food. Kodiak returns to the tradition of a wholesome, nutritious meal, which was the basis for the survival of gold-digger colonizers. The untamed wilderness and harsh conditions required good nourishment. High protein content, whole grains rich in fiber and vitamins - this combination simply tastes good and gives strength to act. This is the inspiration for the Kodiak Cakes Carb Conscious Flapjack and Waffle Mix protein mix, which will allow you to prepare a variety of high-quality dishes. Are you in the mood for a flapjack today? Or maybe you will be tempted by whole grain pancakes? Or do you prefer low carb muffins? Whatever you choose, you will feel the power that will give you the strength to act and allow you to survive the unfriendly circumstances of everyday life!

Prepare Kodiak Cakes

1. Mix a cup of the mix with 3/4 cup of water
2. If you want the pancakes to be a bit thinner, add more water.
3. Don't over mix, there's no need to aerate the mix - just mix the ingredients until combined.
4. After combining the ingredients, try to fry the pancakes within 15 minutes
5. Preheat the pan - the pan is quite hot when you drop a drop of water on it, the water splashes to the sides before evaporating
6. Fry the pancakes in portions in a pan sprayed with cooking spray
7. When no more bubbles appear, flip the pancake over and cook until golden. The other side takes 30 seconds.

Prepare Kodiak Cakes waffles

1. Mix 1 cup of the mix with 1 cup of water
2. Bake waffles by pouring batches of batter onto a hot, lightly greased waffle iron (butter Pam for frying works well)