It's easy to make And you can blend it with stevia or bcaa powder for taste Love it with fruits Great snack
Goes Well With:
Fruits Protein Powder Stevia

Absolutely disgusting taste profile. So little R&D went into this product. Would not recommend.
Goes Well With:
The toilet.

The Protein Pancake Mix is definitely a great option that I've found myself adding more and more to my weekly roster of breakfasts. The taste (though it doesn't completely emulate the fluffy and soft texture of flour pancakes) is pretty solid, and beats other protein pancake mixes I've tried previously. I did find that it is a little difficult to mix together with the instructions on the packaging, and I've added a little more water to be able to manipulate it better.
Goes Well With:
Peanut butter, Nutella, Honey, Berries

look add a serving of pb2 and add chocolate flavdrops when done cooking add peanut butter and Greek yogurt (no fat) and top with sugar free syrup 
Goes Well With:
Flavdrops pb2

I was absolutely shocked at how amazingly delicious this mix was! The pancakes mixes great with no clumps and the pancakes cook extremely well. I’ve tried multiple pancake mixes and myprotein is definitely my new favourite!!
Goes Well With:
Peanut butter or chocolate spread

While the product it’s self doesn’t taste the best it’s a great place to start. The powder is very versatile and allows you to be very create with your flavor and with 20 grams of protein is sure to satisfy any costumer. Personally not the the best tasting on its own though. Although when I talked to costumer service about my problems with the product they were very kind and helpful in assisting me.

Bought this on sale, for the price it's not horrible but you need to know what you're getting into. not the greatest in terms of taste. Since it's unflavored, there isn't anything to take away from the natural flavor of oat flour and protein powder. With sugar free syrup, the flavor is masked effectively. The pancake itself does absorb moisture though so it's best to dunk pieces in syrup rather than pour straight on. Package states to use 1/4 cup of water, mix becomes way too thick with that much water. I would advise upping the water to 1/2 cup then add a little extra for the consistency you're looking for. Scoop included is incorrect for the measurement on the nutrition label. Contents weighed out to 76 grams when a serving is registered at 56.7. got to be careful on the calorie counts with this. The pancake cooks up very similarly to a biscuit rather than a pancake. Also if you have ever made a baked good using protein powder before then you will know that they usually cook up to a very dense and spongy product. Same thing here. If you got things to flavor the mix (stevia, sweetener, cocoa, PB2) then they are servable. I highly suspect if mixed with a regular pancake mix it can be used as a protein booster. I will experiment with the ratios and see how they come out. Overall, not bad but not good either. Up the water, add some flavor, and know the end product will be spongy.

If you use milk/almond milk instead of water then these pancakes are pretty good. You could also use them as a bread/wrap replacement.

So I've had my fair share of protein pancakes, homemade and box type. Kodiak Cakes flapjack and waffle mix is hands down the best for flavor, but these are hands down the best for ease of use and straight-up simple clean and filling macros. I'm 6'3 215 and am in contest prep, I have an extremely large appetite and as such these are going to be a staple of my morning. 500 calories for two MASSIVE pancakes and some turkey bacon and under 35g carbs? Sign me up. To those mentioning lack of taste, go for Kodiak Cakes. If you've made your own protein DISCS before to no solid success, these do a bang up job. Very fluffy for my liking, browned up really well, and took on the taste of my walden farms syrup easily. Will I be eating these in my offseason? No, I'll stick to Kodiak Cakes or my local pancake house down the street. These are absolutely clutch if you're on a calorie budget and are a bit difficult to satiate. 9/10, because nothing is every perfect and there's always room for improvement (see, lack of taste).
Goes Well With:
Turkey bacon, Sugar free syrup, half a scoop to a scoop of your preferred protein powder (cinnamon for the win, salted caramel is, interesting).

These pancakes have zero taste, which to me I didn’t think was bad until I tried it, I had to add a lot of fruit in the mixture and I added vanilla extract as well to help with the taste. As well the water portions are completely off, I use double sometimes triple the amount of water that it tells you to use on the bag just because if you don’t the pancakes are too thick and you don’t use all the powder. Or it doesn’t cook properly. The nutrition facts are awesome but there is also a crazy high amount of sodium which I was very surprised to see.
Goes Well With:
Goes perfect with with kind of berries or fruit and maple syrup