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    MissingDenver

    Edmonds, WA

    Chef #1623405

    Edmonds, WA

    Joined: May 28, 2010

    2 reviews by MissingDenver

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    Reviewed Sugar Free Brownies
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      |  By dylansnana mercer

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    "This is the first time I made anything sugar free. I made these for a diabetic friend and am shipping them for Christmas. I didn't want to eat any of them so she could have as many as possible. I used 1/3 tsp unexpired baking soda because 1 reviewer used 1/2 tsp and said theirs turned out too fluffy. Unfortunately, even with the 1/3 baking soda, m..."

    Dec 14, 2010 on Food.com

    Recipe #43427

    Reviewed Sweet and Creamy Thai Iced Tea
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      |  By chef1aB

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    "I tried making this and wondered where I went wrong. It tasted nothing like what I've always had in restaurants. Then I realized it's because it's based on a powdered, instant mix. It's cheaper and just as easy to buy the tea leaves and boil them. The only difference between that and this recipe is that you have to strain the tea leaves."

    May 28, 2010 on Food.com

    Recipe #315609

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