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Tom Sawyer Flour


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just wondering if anyone has tried this flour blend, and if it worked well for them?

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just wondering if anyone has tried this flour blend, and if it worked well for them?

christine

I know it's been awhile since you posted this, but in case you forgot about trying this flour or just never got around to it, this stuff is amazing! I love it!

kenlove Rising Star

We really like it and use it more than any other flours now. Its a great product.

just wondering if anyone has tried this flour blend, and if it worked well for them?

christine

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It is a good flour. Another is Better Batter FLour Blend & I think it may be cheaper. Plus Naomi has a great site with great recipes & many clones.......if you order from better batter be sure to tell her Sande from Pa sent you. I don't get anything I just love her flour & told her I would pass the word along....

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