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Drop Biscuit Mix

Gluten-Free Drop Biscuits, No Rolling Required

Warm, golden biscuits should be easy, and with Pamela's gluten-free drop biscuit mixes, they are. Stir in cold water (plus shredded sharp cheddar for Cheddar Garlic), drop spoonfuls onto a pan, and bake at 425 degrees F for 12 to 14 minutes. Choose Original Buttermilk, savory Cheddar Garlic, or sweet-and-spicy Hot Honey. Each pouch makes about a dozen biscuits with crisp, craggy tops and soft, steamy middles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Just cold water, plus cheese for one flavor. Original Buttermilk takes one cup of cold water and Hot Honey takes three quarters of a cup. Cheddar Garlic takes one cup of cold water and two thirds of a cup of shredded sharp cheddar. Bake at 425 degrees F for 12 to 14 minutes. Each pouch makes about a dozen.

Yes. All three flavors are GFCO-certified gluten-free and certified kosher dairy (OU-D). Pamela's has been baking gluten-free since 1988, and these biscuits were made for anyone who has watched the bread basket pass them by.

No. All three flavors contain milk and soy. For dairy-free drop biscuits, our Biscuit & Scone Mix is vegan, so you can bake it with a butter alternative and plant-based milk. Always check the allergen statement on the pouch before you bake.

Yes. Choose Subscribe & Save on any flavor to save 10% on every order, with delivery every 2 to 12 weeks. Stocking up for the holidays? Each flavor also comes in 3, 6, and 12-packs that cost less per pouch.

Far more than a side. Spoon the dough over chicken pot pie or fruit cobbler, split biscuits for shortcake, smother them in sausage gravy, or build breakfast sandwiches. A sweet place to start: our Strawberry Shortcake with Buttermilk Biscuits.

Find Your Drop Biscuit

Three flavors, one easy method: stir, drop, and bake. Here is how to pick your batch.

Cheddar Garlic Drop Biscuit Mix

The cheesy, garlicky biscuit you have been missing at dinner. Garlic, chives, parsley, and buttermilk are already in the mix, so you just stir in two thirds of a cup of shredded sharp cheddar and one cup of cold water. Brush the hot biscuits with melted garlic butter and serve them with seafood night, chowder, chili, or a holiday ham. Shop Cheddar Garlic

Original Buttermilk Drop Biscuit Mix

No carton of buttermilk required. It is already in the mix, so all you add is one cup of cold water. Split them for breakfast sandwiches, top them with sausage gravy, or butter them warm with a spoonful of jam. Shop Original Buttermilk

Hot Honey Drop Biscuit Mix

Sweet heat, no wheat. Honeyed sweetness meets a slow, warm kick from crushed chilies and a touch of cayenne. Add three quarters of a cup of cold water and bake. They are made for fried chicken, and just as good with eggs and bacon or next to a bowl of chili. Shop Hot Honey

Drop Biscuits vs Rolled Biscuits

Rolled biscuits start with a stiff dough that gets rolled out and cut into rounds. Drop biscuits use a softer dough you scoop straight onto the pan, so there is no rolling pin, no biscuit cutter, and no cutting cold butter into flour. The uneven tops bake into crisp, golden peaks while the centers stay tender. It is the shortcut great bakers have always relied on, and now it belongs on the gluten-free table too.

Ways to Use Drop Biscuit Mix

Drop biscuits are the easy side and the easy topper. Spoon the dough over chicken pot pie filling or fruit cobbler before baking, split them for shortcake, or stack them into sandwiches. A few favorites to start with:

Need Dairy-Free Biscuits or Scones?

All three drop biscuit mixes contain milk and soy. For dairy-free biscuits, our vegan Biscuit & Scone Mix bakes beautifully with a butter alternative and plant-based milk in our classic Drop Biscuits recipe. It is also the mix to reach for when you want to roll and cut tall biscuits or bake tender scones.

Gluten-Free Since 1988

Pamela's started in 1988 with a simple mission: gluten-free food so delicious, nobody asks if it is gluten-free. That mission still guides every recipe we make. All three drop biscuit mixes are GFCO-certified gluten-free.

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