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Cooking & Baking

elleng

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5. Nice!

Reply to niyad (Reply #2)

Mon Jan 1, 2024, 07:09 PM

Jan 2024

Had hoped to find pate & other interesting things for NYEve but didn't, so NYEve was boring, and no interesting leftovers. May open small bottle of prosecco if/when daughter & son in law visit.

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