Hungry Jack's Pancakes for brekkie for only $2, a very cheap deal.
$2 Pancakes at Hungry Jack's
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Nah, add bacon for a good breakie. $2 is the regular price ( same goes for z$1 frozen coke, $2 med shake etc)
I have seen this deal in NSW.
Cheap but they are always $2 at the local hungry jacks ( I assume all HJ then)Part of their cheap menu items.
HJ and $2………..hmm….rings the bell!
$2 HJ better than a $2 BJ??
The Pancakes are better at Hungry Jack's…
What happened to the bold fonts? What have you done to jv?
low on ink again…
I got them once and they were quite chewy and disgusting. Is this the norm or did I get a bad batch?
$2 at HJ but you only get 2 pancakes per serve. At Maccas it's $3.95 i.e. almost double but you get 3 pancakes. So "the pancakes are cheaper at Hungry Jacks" :)
Then buy two serves, and get four pancakes. Compared to MacDonalds, you get one extra pancake for five cents more.
there might be one extra but Maccas pancakes are quite thin, almost crêpe thin, has anyone had both? i think Maccas are precooked, are HJ too?
HJ are cooked fresh, not precooked. (son has a part time job at one)
Yep. Come frozen and are zapped in the mic for (I think) 10 seconds.
I think they may be the same brand as the ones you get from the bread section at supermarkets.
I do prefer the Maccas ones though, HJs ones just aren't as good!
Would like to point out, if you've got a decent pan. Green's pancake shake has been as low as $1 a bottle reasonably recently :) Make the whole family happy at that price!
even the home brand woolies is fine.
Yep, $1.50 or something at Aldi, makes about 15 pancakes and in the end you get a nice 1L plastic jug for household use. Cant beat that.
Also you can add self rising flour, dehydrated eggs and power milk to bottle plastic jug and sell on ebay as "reconditioned"
And add a icecream for another 50c and they aint too bad at all. Any idea how long this goes for and for what states?