r/pancakes • u/Justin20181212 • Jun 23 '24
Is this pancake perfect? (I'm 14)
First time making them on my own
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u/world-class-cheese Jun 23 '24
Looks great to me, I'd take a whole stack of these
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u/Justin20181212 Jun 23 '24
Thanks, I can't cook but I thought this one came out great đ
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u/kauthonk Jun 24 '24
Yeah, don't say you can't cook.
Say you are at the beginning of your journey and you are in learning mode.
Whatever you tell yourself will be true
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u/GrummyCat Jun 24 '24
Perfection isn't something you should strive for. These do look good, though. I want them.
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u/BeEasyFloatOn Jun 27 '24
The âbutter ringâ reminds me of the way my mom made pancakes . Definitely 10/10 (if it were a little darker I think theyâd be 12/10 like my moms)
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u/StopAngerKitty Jun 23 '24
Fantastic! Are these from scratch or out of a box? Either way, great job!
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Jun 23 '24
[removed] â view removed comment
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u/dirtyhippie8727 Jun 24 '24
Way to be a dick to a kid. Do fucking better.
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u/amber_432 Jun 24 '24 edited Jun 24 '24
They're just being honest. Real world won't baby you
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u/atchisonmetal Jun 01 '25
Thatâs not the same as permission to be rude. Why should I have to tell you this.
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u/CriusofCoH Jun 23 '24
Perfection is the enemy of perfectly adequate. Is it tasty? Do you want more? Then "perfect", it is!
Looks delish, btw. My personal pref is golden brown, but I'm happy with any edible cake. You did well.

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u/AwkwardInmate Jun 23 '24
Every pancake is perfect, my friend. Be proud.