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Quick fixes with Mixes?



 
 
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Old 08-03-2004, 02:34 PM
Jake Dawson
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Default Quick fixes with Mixes?

Hello -

I recently bought the cookbook Quick Fixes with Mixes on the internet.
(greenriverjunction.com). Has anyone used this book yet? It is a very
good book for beginers and excellent for children. The whole concept
of the book is to show you how to upgrade different store bought
mixes.

anyway, they give a free recipe for the book on their site each week,
check it out... just click on the cookbooks it will be at the bottom
of the page.

Hope this helps!
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Old 13-03-2004, 03:08 AM
Joeandiza@comcast.net
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Default Quick fixes with Mixes?

Just like the cake mix doctor i presume

"Jake Dawson" wrote in message
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Hello -

I recently bought the cookbook Quick Fixes with Mixes on the internet.
(greenriverjunction.com). Has anyone used this book yet? It is a very
good book for beginers and excellent for children. The whole concept
of the book is to show you how to upgrade different store bought
mixes.

anyway, they give a free recipe for the book on their site each week,
check it out... just click on the cookbooks it will be at the bottom
of the page.

Hope this helps!



 




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