Pancakes for Christmas

HO! Ho! Ho! Pancake Christmas. Fill the house with joy and laughter this Christmas, by serving up a plate of fresh hot pancakes. Pancakes are the ideal way to start your Christmas morning. After opening up those presents from under the Christmas tree, it’s now time for some Christmas sweet relishing. Pancakes drenched in yummy chocolate or maple syrup and garnished with chocolate shavings and crunchy nuts are a perfect happy holiday experience. Pancakes are simple to make and can be served with a variety of accompaniments ranging from fresh fruits to whipped cream.

Pancakes are not just a lonely eating activity, but a family filled event. Indulge yourself with a warm elegant dessert that can fill your belly and share a lovely family meal. After all, Christmas is all about sharing and cherishing between family and friends. We at 99 Pancakes love Christmas Holidays and gift you a Christmas with some joyful tips on how to make your very own Christmas Pancake.


To make the perfect morning Christmas pancake try out these tips:
  • Add few drops of food colour to your pancake batter either green or red.
  • You can also add other essences apart from vanilla for a fruity flavour.
  • Use different sized molds when making pancakes in a frying pan and layer them, starting with the biggest to the smallest.
  • For the pancake, tree decoration garnishes, use strawberries and blueberries.
  • Dust with icing sugar to resemble the snowy feeling of Christmas.
  • You can also drizzle chocolate and whipped cream to resemble ribbon strings.
  • Feel free to go wild and creative in your custom designs by using other shaped molds like stars, squares, and circles if you choose to.
  • Don't forget to add that special Christmas spice with a hint of cinnamon, mixed spice or ginger shreds.

Enjoy your day by indulging in a pancake fiesta on Christmas. If you do not have the time or have loads of guest appointments, you can always pop into any of the 99 Pancakes stores and grab yourself a fresh hot classic pancake or crepe. 99 Pancakes offers you our hot takeaway parcels for your guest and family to enjoy at home. Take your pick from a variety of crazy awesome Dutch mini pancakes, French crepes, European desserts, Snowflakes and Thick Shakes giving you the real spirit of Christmas goodies. Merry Christmas!!!

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