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Gluten Free Cake Recipie


Arimas2510

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Arimas2510 Newbie

Hi gluten-free family,

Getting diagnosed with celiac was a very difficult transition for me 2 years ago. I am still doing trial and error on different products but I have seen that I get flare ups when I eat desserts at a restaurant. My sister made this gluten free cake at home which helped me satisfy my dessert craving. Please go and check this out and try at home for all those who like baking! 
 

Hope this helps!

thanks


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