Ultimate Breakfast Oat Pancakes
Pancakes are an all-time breakfast favourite and made with Harraways Raspberry Coconut Oats that have a burst of freeze-dried raspberry flavour, you can start your day the luxurious way!
Nuttvia apple pancakes
These apple pancakes are a party in your mouth! Pair these pancakes with Nuttvia Hazelnut spread for a easy and delicious breakfast.
Baby banana pancakes
These tiny bite-size pancakes are more banana than pancake which babies don't really mind and mums love getting another serve of fruit in for the day.
Apple pancakes
Serve these apple pancakes on their own for breakfast or with maple syrup and ice-cream for a lovely dessert.
Lemon and sugar pancakes
These lemon and sugar pancakes are a classic way to eat pancakes and they really serve those with sweet tooth and those that like it tart. Eat them steaming hot to enjoy them to their fullest!
Pancake pops
These cute little pancake pops are delicious dipped in sticky maple syrup and are perfect for your party table. You won't be able to stop at just one!
Pancakes with berries and yoghurt
It doesn't get much better than pancakes for breakfast, and these pancakes are no exception. Topped with fresh berries and yoghurt, no-one will say no to these! Cover with melted chocolate instead of the yoghurt for a yummy dessert.
Santa pancakes
Take one quantity pancake mix and add some whipped cream, strawberries and currants and voila - you have Santa pancakes!
Easy egg pikelets
These easy egg pikelets will have even the fussiest of eaters begging for more! Light, fluffy and SO moreish, these little bites are great for after-school snacks or served alongside some streamed veggies for an easy-peasy kids' dinner.
Basic Pancakes
A delicious and easy pancake recipe that is fast to get on the table and better tasting than any convenience pre-packaged mix.
Coconut flour pancakes
These coconut flour pancakes are for those that want to go wheat free. They are perfect served with maple syrup or raw honey and blueberries.You can also make them dairy-free by using coconut milk.
Pancakes with strawberry mascarpone
These pancakes with strawberry mascarpone are simple and packed full of fresh flavours. It looks decadent but is easy enough for the kids to make with supervision!
Banana pancakes with caramel sauce
Try these yummy banana pancakes for a special dessert when you want to treat the kids. You'll be hard pressed not to slurp up the delicious caramel sauce on its own!
Red velvet pancakes
If you love red velvet cupcakes but are looking for something a little different, these pancakes are for you.
Banana smoothie pancakes with chia gel
These banana smoothie pancakes with chia gel, are highly nutritious and equally delicious! Perfect for a Sunday morning brekkie, this recipe is a real crowd pleaser.
Ricotta pancakes with honeycomb butter
These ricotta pancakes with honeycomb butter make an amazing breakfast treat. The honeycomb butter is made from actual honeycomb (from the bees!). You could even serve this up with some ice cream and have it for dessert.
Bulk pancake mix
Make a batch of this pancake mix as a gift; put it into a lovely jar with the instructions and tie it up with some ribbon and measuring cups.
Cookie cutter pancakes
Give your regular pancakes a little Christmas magic by simply making them in some Christmas themed cookie cutters - the kids will love them!
Mulberry pancakes
These light and delicious pancakes use mulberry fromage frais in their mix and are topped with a dollop of the same! Fruity, creamy and a perfect way to start the day.
Rainbow Pancakes
Youve seen the famous rainbow cake. Now here are the rainbow pancakes. For a special occasion breakfast for a special little person, they are sure to delight.
Banana pikelets
These pikelets are great with any bananas you have that are past their best. They are tasty and add the extra sweetness with banana.
Choc chip pancakes
Either as a treat for breakfast or a yummy dessert, these choc chip pancakes will be a hit with the whole family. Buy the more expensive choc chips that hold their shape when heated; cheaper ones melt and make it very difficult to flip the pancake.
Rice cooker cake
This rice cooker cake is cooked in your rice cooker. Yes, that's right - rice cooker! It looks like a golden buttery cake, uses pancake batter and is so easy that you can get the kids to help you whip it up. What's not to love?
2 ingredient pancakes
Did you know you could make pancakes with just two ingredients? Well you can and we are going to show you how so they're the best 2 ingredient pancakes ever!
Buttermilk pancakes
Pancakes add a splash of special to a weekend breakfast, so get cooking with this deliciously simple buttermilk pancake recipe. This batter will keep in the fridge for three or four days or can be used to cook a batch of 12 to 16 pancakes straight away.
Buckwheat pancakes with berries
These healthy pancakes combine buckwheat and wholewheat flours to make delicious pancakes that are topped with blueberries and yoghurt. Perfect compliment to a weekend sleep in.
2 ingredient crepes
These crepes are light and you can fill them with sweet or savoury fillings. They are egg-free, sugar-free and dairy-free and therefore versatile. Think Nutella, strawberries and cream for sweet or feta, ham and diced tomatoes for savoury ...
Spotty berry pancakes
Make your pancakes even more delicious by filling them with lots of yummy blueberries and strawberries. Top with maple syrup or honey and cream or ice cream. Yum!
Purple pancakes
Make breakfast fun with these purple pancakes. The purple comes from pureed blueberries. Top with yoghurt, honey and fresh berries and the kids will love them!