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Ruth G.
6 years ago
These ideas are great, but I have another question. How do you even begin to be green with selling things at a bakesale or yardsale.
Pat D.
7 years ago
Use tins rather than paper liners
Rebecca M.
7 years ago
will have to try some of the suggestions.
Charles K.
7 years ago
Great idea.
Debbie C.
7 years ago
Baking in ice cream cones is delicious idea!!!!
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