Box Pancake Mix Vs. Homemade Pancake Mix | Blackstone Griddles

Store-bought vs. homemade pancake showdown! Watch as Hussey whips up and compare both versions on the griddle—thick, fluffy, and buttery goodness all around. Are you team store-bought mix or homemade batter? Let us know below!

Ingredients
1 ½ cups self-rising flour
1 tbsp sugar
1 ¼ cups whole milk
1 egg
3 tbsp melted butter

Directions
1. In a separate mixing bowl, combine self-rising flour and sugar. Add milk, egg, and melted butter. Stir until just combined, leaving small lumps to keep pancakes tender.
2. Allow the batter to rest for 5–10 minutes while you heat the griddle.
3. Pour the batter onto the griddle in ¼ cup portions keeping the sizes consistent.
4. Cook until bubbles form on the surface and edges start to set, about 2–3 minutes. Flip and cook for another 2–3 minutes until golden brown.
5. Stack the pancakes and add butter to the top for extra flavor.

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[larrymoore]

I’m a store bought man myself & Hungry Jack Pancake Mix is my brand. Not saying there’s not some better out there, but this is the one I like most. Appreciate your videos Hotshot, just got me a 36” Blackstone myself & you’ve shown me a lot and my family & I really appreciate it !

[robertmccoy]

I use both. When time permits, I do homemade. If not Krusteaz is my go to box. Thanks Hussey for another great video

[thervatlas]

I’m a Krusteaz guy too! Love their pancakes and their muffin mixes.

[gatorman]

Mountain Maid is my favorite Army brand pancake. Basic Training was nine years ago and I still remember those pancakes. However, I still love my grandpa’s recipe.

[praisehisawesomename]

See you in Florida next month, Tiger!

[tylersensabaugh]

I tried making the homemade pancakes for the first time. They turned out pretty good. My kids said they liked them thank you for the video and the idea. Hungry Hussey

[alf]

I’ve played with my homemade recipe so I can keep a container of dry mix. One cup of mix, add an egg some milk & butter & start cooking 🥞

[francisagosh]

My wife got me a Blackstone 28 three burner for Christmas

[rickszevery]

Good morning all! Great topic, glad to see this. We do both in our house depending on time.

[PlaneSimmerDriver]

Buttermilk, carnation malted milk powder, couple teaspoons.

[IzzyEatz]

I use big blue bag from Costco. But I add. Buttermilk vs water….. a little bit of a lump doesn’t make you a chump…. Good groceries.

[adamcsincs]

Homemade buttermilk every time. Dropped in blueberries if they're in season.

[mTn-top_giver]

Just got my first Blackstone for Xmas. I cooked my first meal on it today (chicken and rice) after I made a level platform for it. Now for the pancakes I have always used Krusteaz buttermilk, just make sure you use milk not silly water.

[stevetoth]

Same as you! Same brand of mix and syrup!

[HaleyFlood-foll]

I always enjoy both types of pancakes 🥞 myself love 💕 pancakes so much my favorite breakfast 🍳 food to eat with scrambled eggs 🥚 and sausage links so yummy 😋 and delicious happy new year to you as well

[garryhammond]

The pancakes are pretty close as you mention.
There is NO SUBSTITUTE for pure Canadian Maple Syrup! - Cheers!
Happy New Year Matt!

[denisedean]

You can add baking powder buttermilk eggs melted butter to the store-bought. It’s on the Bisquick box. Personally I make mine homemade from scratch with buttermilk and I don’t even use self rising flour I use regular flour and add my ingredients

[rmpapa-zzvv]

We use the fast shake bottle. We don't make a lot of pancakes here, so we just add a little water and shake the snot out of it and pour on the griddle. Butter (heaps and heaps of butter) makes everything healthier. Gotta get that dairy in your diet. Lol.

[JoePaulish]

I always use Krusteaz. They turn out well, and I don't have to gather ingredients to make homemade. My wife has made homemade but she used Buttermilk.

[stephanestlouis]

Homemade, and real Canadian Maple syrup!