Name: Cola Pancakes
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 5 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 6 serving(s)
Ingredients: 2 egg yolks; 20 fluid ounces Coke; 1 teaspoon salt; 2 cups flour; 1/4 cup butter or 1/4 cup margarine, melted; 2 egg whites, beaten stiff

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ingredients

2 egg yolks
20 fluid ounces Coke
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups flour
¹⁄₄ cup butter or 1/4 cup margarine, melted
2 egg whites, beaten stiff

directions

Beat the egg yolks into the cola drink.
Add salt to the flour; stir in the cola and egg and beat well.
Add the melted butter.
Fold in egg whites. Add more cola if needed to make a very thin batter. The secret of good pancakes is thin batter (not over 1/8 inch thick).
Cook on hot griddle, turning only once.

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tweak by Limewan

12/19/2016

added more coke.

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review by Patrick S.

1/3/2015

Did not work for me at all. Once the liquids were added the batter was too thin. The sugar content of the the soda caused the pancakes too burn, and they did not cook through thoroughly. I had lowered the heat in an attempt to prevent burnt pancakes, but the batter that cooked became like plastic and were unable to be cut by a knife. The idea was good but i recommend using soda that has become flat as the carbonation will curdle and dairy that touches it and will cause the batter to foam up, as well as us 1 cup flour and 1 cup bisquik. And only 8 oz. of soda to prevent a super thin batter, the consistency of pancake batter should be that of a good gravy, thinner would be good for crepes. This recipe as is would be good for funnel cakes and batter for other deep frying needs, but it didn't work for pancakes.

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review by XxTatjana xX

9/29/2006

Hi, I just made these pancakes... they were sooo easy to make and it didn't took so much time.. THEY ARE DELICIOUS!! My little brother and me ate them and first they tasted the same as normall pancakes, but after a few bites you notice that they are more fluffy then normal pancakes... The colour is a little bit more like caramel...I definitely recomend these.. although they are less creamy, because you use coke instead of milk... My little brother really liked these pancakes so I think I will make these a much more often.. xxx Tatjana

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tweak by XxTatjana xX

9/29/2006

Hi, I just made these pancakes... they were sooo easy to make and it didn't took so much time.. THEY ARE DELICIOUS!! My little brother and me ate them and first they tasted the same as normall pancakes, but after a few bites you notice that they are more fluffy then normal pancakes... The colour is a little bit more like caramel...I definitely recomend these.. although they are less creamy, because you use coke instead of milk... My little brother really liked these pancakes so I think I will make these a much more often.. xxx Tatjana

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8/17/2006

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