Pancake Recipe.

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UK-Dancer

Full Member

• 26 February 2011

• #1

Pro points for pancakes.

Ingredients
140g tesco value plain flour - 13 pro-points
3 average sized eggs - 6 pro-points
200ml tesco value semi-skimmed milk - 3 pro-points

Values
Totals add up to - 22 pro-points
Makes 12 small pancakes - 2 pro-points each.
Makes 6 regular sized pancakes - 4 pro-points each
Makes 3 large pancakes - 8 pro-points each

I've taken the average for everything to work out the pro-points per pancake. They might vary depending on the size of the pancake and products used. Does this sound about right?

 

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Lynds24

Member

• 3 March 2011

• #2

Thanks for this thread. Exactly the info I was looking for )

Happy Pancake Tuesday!!!

 

daisyleah

Full Member

• 7 March 2011

• #3

yayyyyyyyy pancakes tomorrow

 

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luvablenat

Member

• 9 March 2011

• #4

Values
Totals add up to - 22 pro-points
Makes 12 small pancakes - 2 pro-points each.
Makes 6 regular sized pancakes - 4 pro-points each
Makes 3 large pancakes - 8 pro-points each


thanks for those!!! we're having pancakes today now i have the propoints lol

 

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krispy1012

New Member

• 3 May 2011

• #5

Hi. I am confused by the maths?

It says total points are 22 however, if you add up the values, they come to 24?

 

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krispy1012

New Member

• 3 May 2011

• #6

To clarify, I mean. 12 pancakes at 2 points each, 6 pancakes at 4 points each or 3 pancakes at 8 points each. They all add up to 24 yet the combines ingredients add up to 22 so I don't understand the mathematics?

Can anyone please help so I can get this right for some nice savoury ones!!

 

hannata

I can haz cake?

• 4 May 2011

• #7

krispy1012 said:

To clarify, I mean. 12 pancakes at 2 points each, 6 pancakes at 4 points each or 3 pancakes at 8 points each. They all add up to 24 yet the combines ingredients add up to 22 so I don't understand the mathematics?

Can anyone please help so I can get this right for some nice savoury ones!!

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op has taken the whole recipe and divided out into portions, which is correct


22 divided by 12 = 1.8 which is 2.

22 divided by 6 = 3.6 which is 4

22 divided by 3 = 7.3 (could round down to 7, but I probably would do the same as original poster and count 8)