When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.

The problem is eating only a serving....

"cybercat" > wrote in message
...
> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
> water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
> and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> The problem is eating only a serving....
>

Thanks for another fiber source. Will be trying them.

cybercat wrote:
> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I
> recalled someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All
> you do is add water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and
> light with crispy edges and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> The problem is eating only a serving....

My neice's husband turned me on to Krusteaz crumb cake. It's too sweet,
really, but great when you'd like fresh coffee cake on the spur of the
moment and aren't in the mood for a big production.

cybercat wrote:
>
> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
> water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
> and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> The problem is eating only a serving....

Yes, their Honey Wheat is very good. I like their muffin mixes that have
canned blueberries and whatnot included when I'm camping in my camper.
Nice to have fresh baked muffins with a minimum of fuss in a small
camper.

"cybercat" > wrote in message
...
> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
> water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
> and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> The problem is eating only a serving....


I keep a giant bag on hand. It's also good for waffles (add an egg & a
little oil). Use a round Ziploc as a shaker to make a small batch.

Dimitri

"Cheryl" > wrote in message
...
>
> "cybercat" > wrote in message
> ...
>> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
>> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is
>> add water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy
>> edges and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>>
>> The problem is eating only a serving....
>>
>
> Thanks for another fiber source. Will be trying them.

Let me know what you think! I made the batter on the thin side, had the heat
on medium, got the bit of oil pretty hot before I cooked them.

"Pete C." > wrote in message
ster.com...
>
> cybercat wrote:
>>
>> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
>> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is
>> add
>> water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy
>> edges
>> and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>>
>> The problem is eating only a serving....
>
> Yes, their Honey Wheat is very good. I like their muffin mixes that have
> canned blueberries and whatnot included when I'm camping in my camper.
> Nice to have fresh baked muffins with a minimum of fuss in a small
> camper.

I love blueberry muffins. I'll look for these.

On Dec 16, 6:05*pm, "cybercat" > wrote:
> When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
> someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
> water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
> and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> The problem is eating only a serving....

Krusteaz is a stupid name for great products! Reminds mw of Krusty
the Klown . . .
Lynn in Fargo

On Dec 16, 10:49*pm, Lynn from Fargo > wrote:
> On Dec 16, 6:05*pm, "cybercat" > wrote:
>
> > When I saw the brand "Krusteaz" it rang a bell and I thought I recalled
> > someone here mentioning it. I tried it, and it is GREAT! All you do is add
> > water, they're whole wheat, they turn out thin and light with crispy edges
> > and there's 4 grams of fiber in a serving.
>
> > The problem is eating only a serving....
>
> Krusteaz is a stupid name for great products! *Reminds mw of Krusty
> the Klown . . .
> Lynn in Fargo

There was a Krusteaz before there was a Krusty.

Cindy Hamilton

"Lynn from Fargo" > wrote:

>Krusteaz is a stupid name for great products!

It really is! Did they start out making pie crust mix or something?

> Reminds me of Krusty the Klown . . .

It brought to my mind a kind of cartoon crustacean, then some kind of
wound treatment.

"Cheryl" > wrote:
>
> Thanks for another fiber source. Will be trying them.

Imagine, nearly guilt-free pancakes!

Hodgson Mills has a whole wheat baking mix, like a healthier Bisquick, that
I've used on camping trips and the like. I don't know how it would compare
to the Krusteaz version, but it's good.