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I had to make 50 "somethings" (ideally cookies but I didn't have time) for Make a Difference day. All I had was a bag of Breads by Anna pumpkin bread and Enjoy Life Chocolate Chips. I made the batter as directed on the package but poured it into a 9x13 pan, baked for about 35 minutes, dumped half the chocolate chips on top, put it back in for two minutes and then spread the melted chocolate over the top. Those went a lot faster than my gluten-free brownies and all of the non-gluten-free people couldn't stop talking about how good they were. I love the Breads by Anna and this was a nice change up of her products.

Amy


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We love everything " Anna" at our house.... She is a wonderful person & we love her breads

4getgluten Rookie

Amy, thanks for the idea. That sounds delicious!

glutenfreeinMadisonHeights Newbie

You are very creative.......I also love Anna's breads. Best of all gluten-free breads.

Sharon

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