My guess is that,
more than once, you are going to find yourself in a situation similar to the
one I was in yesterday. I had just slipped into my coat, grabbed my purse, and
was ready to head out shopping when the doorbell rang. Fully prepared to
collect the next stack of boxes delivered by our able-bodied UPS man, Brian,
and head out on my way, I was, instead, greeted by a good friend who had just
returned from a trip out west, and was stopping by for a visit.
I quickly shed my coat and kicked it into the laundry room as I ushered him inside to a cozy, half-decorated home with only a few grounds of coffee left to make a pot, and cupboards virtually bare. “Come on in!” I greeted him enthusiastically as my mind raced over what I could throw together with some limp celery and a couple of slick slices of salami. And then it hit me! I had three packages of ready-to-bake French baking mixes that were touted to be ready in 10-15 minutes. Not 10-15 minutes prep time, mind you, 10-15 minutes TOTAL time.
I quickly shed my coat and kicked it into the laundry room as I ushered him inside to a cozy, half-decorated home with only a few grounds of coffee left to make a pot, and cupboards virtually bare. “Come on in!” I greeted him enthusiastically as my mind raced over what I could throw together with some limp celery and a couple of slick slices of salami. And then it hit me! I had three packages of ready-to-bake French baking mixes that were touted to be ready in 10-15 minutes. Not 10-15 minutes prep time, mind you, 10-15 minutes TOTAL time.
Raising my eyes to the heavens, I mentally thanked esteemed French dessert
maker PrePat'33 for creating what
is surely the ultimate in convenience foods, and started preheating the oven while
entertaining my guest. As I served the coffee I poured the ready-to-bake liquid
batter into six ramekins, crossed my fingers, and popped them into the oven.
Fifteen minutes later, dusted with powdered sugar, I served a delicious salted
caramel dessert to my very impressed friend.
People, these are the convenience
food of the century! Filled with wholesome real ingredients, READY TO
BAKE LIQUID BATTERS are inspired by actual French recipes. The handy pouches
keep for up to a year in your cupboard and bake in 10 – 25 minutes, depending
upon which delicious treat you prepare. And the best part is that no additional
ingredients are needed. Simply pour the READY TO BAKE batter into a cake
pan or muffin tin, and bake. That is it! Is your mind blown yet? It should be!
These mixes are going to make life so much easier. From the casual situation
that I was in to your fanciest soiree, consider serving one of these easy, delicious desserts, that you can dress up with ice cream and toppings, a dollop
of whipped cream, or simply a sprinkling of powdered sugar as I did.
A variety of these
fabulous desserts at under $4.00 per pouch, are available in stores across the
Unites States, including Central Market stores in Texas, WINN DIXIE
stores in Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina, Meijer stores in
Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, and Fairway
stores in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. The products are also
available online through igourmet.
I have personally
tried, and can highly recommend, the Caramel Salted Butter Lava Cake -- based on
a traditional French recipe, it contains gourmet salt from Brittany, Chocolate
Cake -- indulgent and loaded with real cocoa, and Gluten-free Brownies.
I am now champing at the bit to try the other varieties: Chocolate
Lava Cake, Brownies, and what will surely be breakfast saving, Blueberry
Muffins, that are loaded with real blueberries.
Now is the time to
stock up, for you, and for everyone on your gift list. Imagine stuffing
stockings with French baked goods. Ooh la la!
Disclaimer: I received complimentary samples of this product in
exchange for an honest review.
2 comments:
I did a double take when I saw "lava cake"! I've not seen ready-to-pour batters, but we have Central Market products in our local HEB, so I'll check them out.
Holy smokes, this looks incredible! I'd love to keep a few of these in my pantry for last minute desserts!!
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