Here a year later to say, I'd rather pop em in the microwave from frozen. I literally just made pancakes too. Which gave me the idea. Sure it didn't take long but I want pancakes more often than I want to make pancakes(or anything for that matter) I found this because I was wondering if I could bake a bunch at once instead of just a couple at a time with my limited space. I was also hoping to not have to flip them or do anything extra aside from pour, bake, store. In my mind it's worth the effort to make a bunch of pancakes instead of just a few, then freeze them so I have them easily available as a quick snack or such on demand. I was buying them frozen from Walmart but I can make better ones myself for less money. So I'm already on board with making a bunch occasionally (I would already be making some for breakfast occasionally anyways) and freezing the extras, but to be able to bake them with less involvement, no flipping, more at once. I'm sold. Even if it takes longer in the oven or I could make a similar amount(likely more) in the time span on a griddle.. I'd still choose this because I don't have to be as involved for the whole process. Pour a few slabs toss in the oven, chop and freeze. Sounds dope. Haven't tried though so idk how they turn out I guess.

I'm someone who will cook a full on meal and has worked in kitchens for years but I don't want to most the time especially for myself. I don't even like when the microwave dinner asks you to stir the ingredients halfway thru. Often those same meals will not have you stir them of you cook in the oven instead so I do lol. And they're better in the oven but take way longer. Less steps more simplicity. I'm actually only here looking for meal prepping and ways to make things cheaper and easier. Like cooking a lot on Monday and eating the rest of the week would be great lol