Golden Malted Waffle and Pancake Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Can

This makes very yummy waffles, but we had to add some vanilla because they're not very sweet. I think the baking soda in it makes it kind of bitter? A bit of vanilla helps tremendously. They puff up nicely in the waffle maker and crisp and brown just like a professional waffle maker in the hotel makers do.

Delicious waffle mix!

I've been a chef for years and this mix is the same brand I used.The resealable can makes Sunday morning waffles easier than you can imagine, and the waffles come out as crisp and light, and fluffy (if you have a flip waffle iron especially) as any restaurant will offer.The Golden Malted brand tastes better than ANY waffle mix on your grocer's shelf. If you travel, and have had the breakfast buffet with the great waffles, there's a good chance that this is the brand they use.It's a little more costly, but the quality is so high. I highly recommend.

It tasted better than all the other pancake mixes out in the grocery store.

This mix made VERY good waffles, and was easy to make. That being said, it is kind of expensive. It made 8 waffles, and took an egg per waffle (8 eggs for whole can). Unfortunately, I have not found anything that is any better, so these are reserved for special days.

Update: I found this waffle mix in large foil envelopes on Amazon. They are much more reasonably priced, and frankly, it's easier to dig out the mix from a large envelope than the cans. And you don't have to worry about the can once it's empty. The foil envelopes are a much better deal.Whenever we travel, one of my criteria is the restaurant must have a complimentary breakfast and waffle maker. I enjoy making waffles when travelling. I've noticed on a regular basis that the machines have a sticker on them that say "Golden Malted" so I know the brand I like. The waffles are always crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and flavorful.Well, when I saw this can on Amazon, I immediately ordered it. I have a professional style waffle maker I bought from Amazon many years ago. So, I made two batches -- one for my wife who prefers pancakes, and one for me for waffles. I have to share some of my results:Double the recipe realistically for even two of you if you'd like a couple left over, or if you are cooking for a couple kids. Use two cups of mix, two eggs, and 1 and 1/4 cups fat free milk for both pancakes and waffles. If you use more than that you're going to have watery pancakes and waffles. Also, don't add the melted butter until you've mixed the milk and batter together or it will clump due to the cold milk.We use half cups of batter and they make nice sized smaller pancakes or full waffles.Are they expensive? Yes, you could get a cheaper brand, but these really have that "golden malted" flavor you only find from this brand. Kind of makes me feel I'm on a weekend vacation. Highly recommended.

I didn't find these as tasty as others report. Rather bland but good texture. They can be tweaked perhaps with half and half etc. but prepared as instructed are a bit of a letdown. Nowhere near homemade malted waffles. Price point is high for what you get as well. These may be good in food service applications when tweaked and purchased in large volumes.

I wanted to recreate the malty waffles we enjoy on road trips and this met our expectations! This is the exact product used at a lot of hotels we've stayed at. The recipe is easy and they came out perfect. Light, fluffy, and flavorful!