Well, I experimented and it was a success! I took a cup of lower fat Bisquick and 6oz of diet coke and whala!!!!!! Two big yummy pancakes! Now the question is...how many points could it be? I took the nutritional facts and for 1/3 cup (a serving but dry or prepared?) is 3 points. But if that's prepared with milk and eggs, then what I concocted HAS to be less. Any idea how I could figure it out? I ate both the great pancakes anyway , smeared with a tablespoon of low sugar strawberry preserves...so if anyone can help me out, that would be great!! Thanks!

Well I just checked the box of my Light Bisquick and it says 140 cals, 1.5 fat and 1 gram fiber - that would be without any of the added ingredients so get out your slide and figure it, my guess would be about 3 pts - then you'd have to add the jam points.

Most packages give you the nutritional value as is - no added ingredients. If you're lucky, you'll get both values for prepared with the eggs, milk, etc and without. I prefer this method.

I've found that making stuff from scratch is much easier for making my program work as I can usually skinny the recipes down myself better than any of the prepared mixes out there.

Yeah, well I figured it out to 3pts and i ate the whole cups worth, i did put it into weight watchers recipe builder and it came out to 8pts, oh well, small lunch it is, LOL Thanks!

If you want to surprise and please your family with something, then you definitely need to cook pancakes according to this recipe.

club.cooking/recipe/bisquick-pancakes/
Everyone will be crazy about him.

Steps
Step 1
Preheat a lightly oiled large skillet or griddle on the stove to medium high heat.

Step 2
In a bowl, mix together all of the pancake ingredients until smooth.
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Do you like cooking? Then keep a great recipe.

club.cooking/recipe/rice-cooker-pancakes/
I was just thrilled.

Ingredients
2 cups all purpose flour
1 1/2 cups low fat milk
2 1/2 tsp baking powder
2 tbsp sugar
2 large eggs