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    cadensmom

    San Diego, CA

    Chef #981722

    San Diego, CA

    Joined: Oct 07, 2008

    1 review by cadensmom

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    Reviewed School Days Peanut Butter Chews
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      |  (2 people found this helpful) |  By BecR

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    "I liked this recipe alot and it's "almost" exactly like the pnut chews we ordred at school...except that these turned out a little bit drier (or less chewy. My thinking is that public school cafeterias probably didn't use butter and perhaps shortening produces a more moist (and greasy chew. I reduced the suguar by 1/2 cup because 3 cups of suga..."

    Oct 8, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #110148

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