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gluten-free Coconut Macaroons

Orgirly

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Orgirly Newbie
Orgirly
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Hi All :)

First time posting~

I made this receipe and baked it today so I thought I would share it-I thought they were yummy!!

GLUTEN FREE COCONUT MACAROONS

1 pkg Flaked Coconut

2/3 cup Sugar

4 Tbsp Gluten Free Baking Flour (Bob's Red Mill is what I used)

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Lisa Mentor
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A first time post and you give us a treat. Thanks and welcome.

larry mac Enthusiast
larry mac
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.....

GLUTEN FREE COCONOT MACAROONS

.....

Enjoy~

Orgirly

og,

You can not call these Coconot's. Just kidding, you can call them anything you want. Macaroons are great 'cause there's not much flour in them anyway. Thanks, lm

mamatide Enthusiast
mamatide
Posted
1 pkg Flaked Coconut

Enjoy~

Orgirly

Thanks for the recipe - sounds delicious!

How big (grams/ounces) is a " package " of flaked coconut?

TIA

mamatide

Orgirly Newbie
Orgirly
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Sorry, I should have thought to put the size package in and now its gone in the trash but if memory serves I belive that it is a 14oz package~

Thanks!!

Beth aka Orgirly

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