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Dick said:

>> In fact I did not know who Gosselin is, and was having trouble searching
>> with the double "l", or triple. So now I think I know what the =
>> "Gosselin
>> technique" is, but remain unconviced that it is worth the wait.


John said:

> Well, it will only take a small investment in flour, water and time to confirm
> or refute your lack of conviction.
>


Never happen! Read the fine print in that post. I saw the words: bread
machine. BM users, even in the "tenor of their twilight years" (a simply
beautiful phrase) don't chill.

Will


 
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