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My mom in 1940 used to coat/frost regular boxed graham crackers with
chocolate which hardened enough to eat without coating our hands. It was thin, but not brittle. I have occasionally, but seldom, seen these in "Borders" at the coffee counter. I would like to make something similar, but don't want to put a packaged frothy frosting or a "boiled to a certain degree candy-like" fudge on top. Does anyone have any ideas about this or remember their mom doing the same and have a suggestion? Thanks, Dee |
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