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Nutties Brownies eggless

September 27, 2015
polkapuffs
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Yes! Nutties… Cadbury’s Nutties!!! Used them to make some brownies…trust me they tasted so much more gooey…kind of morish… They were approved with two thumps up and a big smile!

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