Takes a few uses to figure out, my preference is to weigh 50g and gradually mix milk to form a paste.  Gradually add more milk whilst stirring to reach the required consistency ( roughly 100ml)  Using a Tefal NON STICK frying pan, gently heat pan, no need for oil, pour the mixture ( I made 1 giant pancake).  I then added added 20g of raisins, once the mixture bubbles ( roughly a minute) turn the pancake over and cook for roughly another 20 seconds I found this method works for me, don’t over cook as they become really dry and hard to swallow, ( that’s why I use milk & raisins, to add a little moisture)  Have already ordered another pack, and the golden syrup flavour too 
Goes Well With:
A non stick frying pan ;) 

Mixes well, smells amazing when cooking they just don't taste like anything and are extremely dry.
Goes Well With:
Plenty of water to was them down

Bought the smaller bag just to try which I got yesterday. Got the maple syrup flavour and followed the instructions with milk and just made one big pancake. Tasted really good but I couldn’t finish as it’s really filling so might try half the suggested amount next time. Consistency was more like an omelette in some parts but after looking at the reviews it look like a lot of trial an error. I definitely will buy again 

Having read loads of reviews I opted for the cookies and cream flavour and off the bat adapted the recipe & bingo - amazing! I mixed up 50g with 100ml unsweetened coconut milk and 100g Fage 0% (added bonus 10g protein for only 55kcal) in my Ninja, used a small non stick pan & within a couple of minutes I was done and shovelling a yummy pancake into my hungry mouth topped with PB and sugar free MyProtein syrup. I do have a very sweet tooth but I’m not a fan of any artificial sweetener aftertaste and I was surprised by how good this was. Think this has just bumped my usual egg white french toast off the breakfast top spot. I’m looking forward to breakfast tomorrow and it’s only lunchtime! 
Goes Well With:
PB, syrup, fruit, yoghurt!

First of all... Is it wrong to drink the mixture? 😂 It tastes amazing. They cook great as well. Very impressed and will be ordering again without hesitation.

Really not my cup of tea. Didn't like the taste, they are kinda like chewing cardboard.
Goes Well With:
The bin

The pancake mix was easy to prepare and use and full of great flavour and taste, while it came with easy to use and follow steps to making the end product 

People complaining about the taste of these but I got the chocolate & it tasted fine. The quantity on the instructions is a bit unclear so I asked MyProtein about this. Apparently 1 scoop is meant to be 25g, so a serving is 2 scoops totalling 50g, however if you weigh it you will discover a full scoop can easily be around 45g. So if you’re counting macros & need to be accurate I would suggest you weigh out the powder & don’t just go by scoop size or you could easily eat double the calories.
Goes Well With:
Banana & peanut butter.

Just tried these for the first time in unflavoured variety. First off, understand that I'm a big pancake fan. I cook pancakes several times a year, have been for 25 years, I'm proud of my pancakes! But I like mine the traditional old fashioned British way, big but thin, and light. Think more like a crepe, none of this small but thick and puffy American nonsense. Now on to the MP pancakes.... I mixed 50g of powder with 100ml of water in a Magic Blender cup, put the lid on and shook it up. Went together OK, but not perfect, so I blended it just a little bit. Just a few quick squirts to help it mix. It was then nice and creamy. I got my teflon frying pan reasonably hot (it's in good condition, typically nothing sticks to it), used some olive oil, and poured on half the mix. It cooked very quick, much quicker normal pancakes, probably only needed like 20 seconds on the first side (and maybe that was a wee bit too much) and then I flipped it and did like 10 seconds on the other side. Well, I say flipped, but unfortunately it had stuck a little bit around the middle. Not too bad mind, not the disaster some people have described in their reviews, but yes they do stick somewhat. I then finished off with some chocolate orange spread (Jim Jams brand, really nice), rolled it up and..... Hmmmm. Not offensive, but not exactly enjoyable either. There's a subtle egginess coming through under the choc orange, and the texture is dry and chewy. Not quite rubbery. It's light-ish, but chewy. First thought was kind of like an over cooked fried egg texture. Second pancake. Bit more oil this time, cooked it for less time on the first side, and had the heat up a little higher. Didn't stick as much. This time I thought I'd go for traditional lemon juice and sugar to combat the dryness........didn't have any lemon juice in the fridge but did have lime juice so gave it a go. This time, with the more subtle flavour from the lime juice than the choc spread, I was getting even more of the egginess of the pancake coming through. The juice did help a bit against the dryness. Still the chewy texture though. With the stronger egg taste this was def reminding me of overcooked fried eggs, or dry over cooked scrambled eggs. You've got to work harder, chew for longer, than with a good normal pancake. So, overall, they aren't disgusting. They aren't a challenge to get down you like some protein products, but don't expect them to be a nice pleasant treat like a proper pancake is.
Goes Well With:
Strong flavours to mask the egg taste, and/or plenty of lemon juice or similar to help with the dry texture.

Love them before or after a workout and the taste is unreal
Goes Well With:
Eat mine with jam