Yum yum! Everything should come from a can with a nozzle!

Wow. The ingredients of that might well be organic, but that whole concept is about as far as possible from any organic philosophy ever.

@2 is right, putting organic items in an air can (made of organic metal?) kinda nullifies the oragnic aspect. I will not even touch the landfill implications. I will stick with my Krusteeze!

According to their zipcode finder, the only store anywhere near here that carries these is the Haggens in Lake Stevens, which isn't really anywhere near here.

I want pancakes!!

Riiiight. I'm just trying to imagine someone at the local Hippie-Mart actually putting that into their unbleached hemp shopping bag alongside the heirloom tomatoes, free-range tofu field roast, and fair-trade coffee.

Expect to see cases of this stuff arriving at your local discount overstock Grocery Outlet soon!

@1: I agree! This (surely) patented pressurized food technology can be well applied to many other foodstuffs other than cheez and batter. Just think, the possibilities are endless. Pressurized refried beans combined with pressurized cheez means instant nachos. Pressurized peanut butter and jelly means no more messy knives from speading traditional pb&j and think of all the time you'll save! Pressurized soup will lead to more time efficient lunch breaks (though heating the product in a pressurized can won't be easy. Perhaps there's some sort of organic chemical "heatener" they could add.) The possibilities are endless!

Comte, "organic" isn't marketed at hippies with hemp bags anymore. It's marketed at surburban moms just like everything else in the interior processed aisles at the market. Organic is mega-biz now.

I don't like fluffy pancakes anyway. I like 'em thin and spongy.

mmmm spongy.......

I can't believe no one said the line before I could...

I got yer organic batter blaster right here...

Oh hell yes! The man behind this is an acquaintance of mine (if you ever went to the Parkside in SF during it's glory days before it changed hands a few more times, he was a former owner), and I couldn't be more happy it's taking off for him. I love this product.

For the past week I've been looking around the local stores for a can of that stuff to try just for laughs, but no luck. The one bonus about it would be for singles like me who are suddenly in the mood for like 2 pancakes for breakfast.

The intro music to that video doesn't help me avoid sexual connotations, either