A good starter recipe. I used two bananas and applesauce instead of oil. The batter was thin so I made silver dollars. The pancakes turned out thin and flimsy (not dense like regular pancakes). The flavor was good, and I also added some chocolate chips. Beware that the pancakes may carmelize/burn a little on the griddle because of the sugar content of the 'nanners.

Reviewed On: Oct. 3, 2009

This was a really fun cake to make and eat! I followed some other reviews on the recommendations as follows: I used Little Debbie brownies. They are easy to handle and mold. And you can get quite a few poops from one package of brownies! For the litter I used almost one entire pack of Golden Oreos and crumbled them in the food processor. I used one box of Butter cake mix and one box of Devil's Food cake and baked both of them together to save on pans and clean-up. I just baked them for a longer period of time. (You're going to crumble the cake and mix it together anyway...) I used one pack of Vanilla pudding and one pack of Butterscotch flavor. For the added reality effect (as if this needs more reality?) I used my fingertips and made paw prints. LOL It tasted good, and in my opinion it tasted a lot better the next day after the pudding was able to soak into the cake!

Reviewed On: Sep. 2, 2009

We quartered our potatoes and decided to add more sugar to the mixture as I think the recipe left it more on the salty side. We also didn't have fresh bacon and used prepared bacon bits and shortening. I'm sure it would rock with real bacon, though! I added a hard boiled egg to the mix just to add a little protein.

Reviewed On: Jun. 3, 2009