My mom made these for Easter and they are KILLER! I never eat bread without jelly, and these don’t even need it! The flavor is incredible!
She got the recipe off of Facebook. I am sad to not have the original recipe creator to credit, when I Googled it, all KINDS of recipes came up.
This has become a real problem on Facebook in the last month or two, these recipes going viral on strange sites, with the originator’s photo being used and NO credit being given. If you see this happen, be sure to find the originator and link up in the comments.
We work hard on our blogs, taking and editing photos of our food and typing out our recipes. Our “pay off” is to get to see you all enjoying our food, and coming to our blogs for more, not some mystery person on Facebook whose entire wall is FILLED with others photos and recipes. That is just poor form, and would be considered riding someone else’s coat tails.
Eh hum. Stepping off soap box now.
UPDATE: The original source has been found! Woot woot Janelle from What We’ve Got Cooking posted this recipe THREE years ago! It’s time she get credit where credit is due!!!!!!!
I give you, Janelle from What We’ve Got Cooking’s…….
7Up Biscuits
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Recipe origin unknown
Ingredients
- 2 cups Bisquick
- ½ cups Sour Cream
- ½ cups 7-up
- ¼ cups Butter, Melted
Preparation Instructions
Preheat oven to 450 F.
In a large bowl mix together Bisquick, sour cream and 7-Up. Your dough will be very soft and very, very sticky!
Sprinkle additional biscuit mix all over your work surface before attempting to work with this dough. You will want to coat both sides of the dough for easy handling. Pat dough out, coating again as necessary. Cut into 9 biscuits with a biscuit cutter or can. If shape isn’t important to you, you can just plop them down by the spoonful! 🙂
Pour the melted butter into a 9 inch square pan. Place biscuits in the butter and bake at 450 F for 12-15 minutes.
Enjoy as is, these are so good, you won’t even NEED the jelly! Thanks Janelle, for a great recipe! Sorry it’s been shared so many times without credit to your blog! 😦
~T
4 little Fergusons 
First of all, let me say that I have NEVER liked homemade biscuits. It seems that I could taste the baking powder in them. I MUCH preferred canned biscuits. Then a couple weeks ago I made the 7-Up biscuits and will NEVER buy canned biscuits again! They are SO good! AND you can add sugar to the dough and serve the biscuits as shortcake with your strawberries!
Ooo, I like the way you think!
what is the temperature for baking them?
Oops, that is an important detail! Thanks, its 450*!
Soapbox, totally acceptable! Not only is giving credit to the originator deserved, but I want to see what the originator had to say about it!
MY OH MY!! These sound fabulous! I’m headed to the kitchen to make them RIGHT NOW!! And I’m home alone…it’s possible hubby will never know there were biscuits in the house today – ha! Thanks so much for sharing.
Shhh! Your secret is safe with me. 🙂
Love this recipe:)
This was the first place I saw them a few years ago: http://www.plainchicken.com/2010/04/7up-biscuits.html <—-Great food blog!
They are good!
This is wonderful! I should try them, I’ve been trying to convince my husband to give up Bisquick for years, I wonder if this would satisfy… great idea!
Awesomely easy recipe! Thanks for sharing…pinning!
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