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NatureNymph
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Tracy
Barrie Ontario
Canada
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Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  05:51:52 AM  Show Profile
How long can pancake batter be left in the fridge? we never seem to be able to eat it all at one breakfast and was hoping I could save it for the next day.

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ddmashayekhi
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Dawn
Naperville Illinois
USA
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Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  06:14:18 AM  Show Profile
I sometimes save mine for the next day and it works out just fine. It can't last any longer then that though.

Dawn in IL
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GailMN
True Blue Farmgirl

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Gail
Hutchinson Minnesota
USA
471 Posts

Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  06:52:41 AM  Show Profile  Send GailMN a Yahoo! Message
I have left regular pancake batter in the refrigerator for up to 3 days - I do stir it everyday if not using - I actually prefer batter that was made the day before - if you are using sourdough, then the batter in my experience needs to be used right away. I make all into pancakes, then freeze those we don't eat. I put between layers of parchment paper, then into a ziploc freezer bag, when I take out of the freezer, I microwave in the parchment. They are as good as hot off the griddle. Hope this helps, remember this is from my experience only.

Gail


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MsTrekken
Farmgirl in Training

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Bonnie
Amherst VA
USA
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Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  5:20:35 PM  Show Profile
Hi. I have even frozen pancake batter and used it 2 weeks later. It is a bit thinner...just beat it up and use. Yum.

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