On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 11:06:34 -0400, Sheryl Rosen
> wrote:

>Why would you buy a "big bottle" of it if you have no idea what to do with
>the rest of it after the half cup or so for your recipe?
>
>Not the brightest star in the sky, huh?

Ummm... because that was the only size container they had? It was also
the same price as the ordinary milk, so we got a half gallon of
each... I know you can get smaller bottles of the stuff in the
supermarket, but they also cost twice as much! I figured that the
worst-case scenario was I made pancakes twice and then we tossed the
rest down the sink. It's nice to hear that we shouldn't have to do
that...

btw, I made the pancakes this morning and put bananas into them. I
didn't much like the recipe I used - I'll try a different one next
week. They came out rather thin but also gluey in the middle - I don't
think the recipe had enough baking powder in it to puff them up. .

~Karen aka Kajikit
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