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Fudge Brownie Mix by Cherrybrook Kitchen
www.cherrybrookkitchen.com/products/brownie.php
Natural Brownie mix with chocolate chips.
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May 2, 2008
Sweet Solution for Food Allergies - Fudge Brownie Mix
These Cherrybrook Kitchen, almost everything-free, fudge brownies are a snap to make and bake! Just add margarine, water and oil to the mix and bake for 12-14 minutes. They are tasty, very moist, and not too sweet. Made with rice flour and non-dairy chocolate chips. There is soy, however.
They have a "sweet rewards" program, so save the bottom flap of your mix boxes (3-100) to redeem them for prizes to give one of your favorite little persons you know!
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Karin L. says:
I just wanted to remind folks that hydrogenated products/ingredients such margarines have had alot of research done on them and have been proven to be unhealthy. Better to avoid them and eat whole, unprocessed fruits... more »
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