Traditional Popover Mix, 12.3 Ounce

I used to make popovers from scratch but this is just as good. It's so easy and really delicious. I especially like the portioned boxes.

I know I can make popovers from scratch but this Stonewall Kitchen recipe is wonderful. No need to do anything other than follow the directions on the box. Pre-heating the pan is critical and as a recommendation it is worth investing in a heavy metal popover pan.

This is a very nice popover mix for those who want to take out a bit of the fuss. I found them to compare favorably to my from scratch recipe and think it a good value. Functional and easy to use, I would buy this again for a nice brunch or tea with some jam.

Mix was perfect! Price was interesting as one box is $17.93/box Stonewall Kitchen sells if for $7.93/box on their site.

I don’t bake much and had never made popovers. I thought I’d give this mix a try. The box states that it is for “9 servings.” I used a popover pan (USA pan) that I bought on Amazon. The Stonewall Kitchen mix yielded six very large popovers (see photo), plus three smaller popover's (see the brown muffin pan— one popover is missing, because I couldn’t wait to eat one.) The instructions give baking times for regular sized popovers and petite popovers. Both sizes turned out beautifully. Delicious, very puffy, soft and doughy on the inside. I will buy this again. 3/10/25 Update: I ordered this a few times and was always pleased with my purchase. This last order was crushed (Amazon envelope) but the mix itself looks fine (sealed in an unbroken plastic bag). I’m confident the popovers will be terrific again. I saw the same product in a high end chef store yesterday, retailing for $11.00 per box, with a good shelf life (May 2026). I paid more ($12.25 per box) on Amazon. But the shelf life (hidden under a sticker) is the same (May2026). I will continue to buy again on Amazon for the convenience. But if I were buying it as a gift, I’d buy it retail so that the box looks presentable. Another plus: Made in USA