Trader Joe’s Sells Something Called Pancake Bread So I Tried It
Every time I'd go in Trader Joe's, I'd make eye contact with the pancake bread and spend 10 minutes hovering over it like a parent admiring their newborn baby in its crib.I was hesitant to buy it because I knew that I have zero self control, so if I liked the pancake bread, I'd have to resist buying it every time I was in a Trader Joe's moving forward, and frankly I didn't trust myself to do that.
When you label something pancake bread, the bar is set so, so, SO high. Like, impossibly high to meet. I tried to lower expectations before eating this, just to be fair.The time had finally come — pancake bread and I met and here were my thoughts:This is addictive. You can cut yourself one slice but just know you'll be going back for more.The best way I can describe this is a pancake-themed coffee cake. In fact, I had it with a cup of joe and it was a beautiful collaboration in my mouth.
On a scale of 1—10, I give this a STRONG 8 and I recommend trying it, particularly if you're a lover of baked goods.Until the next magnificent concoction Trader Joe's cooks up, let's talk about pancake bread and nothing else.
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