Pancake Fever

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One day during my spring break I was in the mood for pancakes, so in the morning i made breakfast. Nothing special, and they didn't come out the best. The first couple I made were a little to thick and I don't think cooked all the way in the middle. I added a little more milk and the rest were perfect.
Yummy breakfast.

Next was dinner. I went out with someone who suggested we go to Denny's. Why not? The bad thing was that I think as soon as I saw a picture of pancakes I wanted them.
I think when we walked in they was a poster or sign of the Strawberries & Cream Pancakes Breakfast that looked oh so good. We walked into Denny's and I knew I wanted Breakfast for dinner.
After some long thought we decided to kind of share the two plates that looked the most delicious. It was a split between the Peanut butter Cup Pancakes (pictured above), the Strawberries & Cream Pancakes and the Sweet Pecana 'Nana Pancakes.
We went with the Peanut butter Cup Pancakes and the Strawberries & Cream Pancakes. They were both delicious and probably a little deadly. I don't care they were so good.
Mmmm. Pancakes.

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