SUPOOBE Jiffy Buttermilk Biscuit Mix - 3 Pack Bulk Bundle Jiffy Bisquit Mix (24 oz Total)

These are better that the plain ones. There is never any leftovers with these. These are the best for biscuits & gravy for any meal. It's do quick & easy to make.

my grandmother would be most disappointed to know i was using a box but i don’t make biscuits that often anymore, don’t usually have buttermilk in the fridge, etc. that all said, these are good! don’t overmix or pat out too thin. don’t cut with a glass, use a cookie cutter or something open at the top. also don’t twist when lifting cutter out; this pushes the layers together & they won’t rise as well. you may reroll scraps but more than once & they get tough. i put foil in my small baking pan & place them closely side by side. watch carefully. great for biscuits & gravy, with chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes & gravy. add a bit of sugar you can use them for strawberry shortcake!

I have been using this mix for many years and loved it. Suggest freezing it before storing, kills any insect larva. I live in Florida and it happens in our warm climate freezing deals with the issue. Can' hold it against the little critters if they like the biscuits too. Seriously, Jiffy mix has been around as long as I can remember, its a very good product and easy to use. I have made biscuits the old fashion way and Jiffy mix is so much easier. Good Day-- A real old fashion Florida Cracker and Proud of it.

I have always used Bisquick Buttermilk Complete for biscuits and dumplings. I ran out and could only find Jiffy Buttermilk biscuit mix. Not sure what the difference is but the Jiffy mix makes lighter & fluffier biscuits and dumplings. I'm switching to Jiffy from now onMy only complaint (and thus 4 stars) is the envelope containing the mix inside the box is not sealed, just tightly folded over a few times. This likely makes the use by/shelf life shorter for those like me that like to stock up. Not a huge problem, I just won't buy more than I can use in a few months

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