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Fort Mill, SC
Reviewed Low Carb White Castle Casserole
"It really did take like white castle, but not as greasy. I didn't need to add salt to the meat. I think I'll have to try freezing next time. My only suggestion is that I think it should serve 6-8 instead of 4. That cuts the calorie count down considerably and my family was plenty happy with that size serving."
Jan 14, 2013 on Food.com
Shared Recipe Kim's Kentucky Beer Cheese
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Shared Recipe Light Sugar Cinnamon Almonds
"Adapted from a favorite recipe to use less sugar."
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Photographer and mother of three. Always looking for yummy quick recipes.
I love ethnic foods and home cooking. Actually I love to cook about anything!
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"Beer Cheese dates back to the 1940's in Clark Co. when it is believed to first be made by Joe Allman for his cousin, John Allman's, restaurants on the Kentucky River. Since then people have fallen for this delicious spread that goes great on carrots, celery, crackers, pretzels, potato chips or anything you want! I grew up with beer cheese and didn'..."