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Dowd & Rogers Cake Mixes

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The products have Chestnut flour....comments or opinions anyone?

Thanks

Deb

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Lisa Mentor
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They are not in my area, but Chestnut flour sounds interesting.

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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I've saw this brand of mixes a while ago in my local health food store, but they don't carry them anymore and I never got around to trying them.

I'm also interested to hear if anyone has tried them and what they think.

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A friend of mine recommended these to me a few years ago, I really liked the Lemon cake mix! I haven't baked with this brand in a while but I remember liking it a lot!

debmidge Rising Star
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They are not in my area, but Chestnut flour sounds interesting.

Hi

Gluten Free mall (this site) carries it.

Deb

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I've tried the lemon cake and I have to say it was not my favorite. It has a very different flavor. You can definitely taste the chestnut flour. I would say it was more lemon chestnut cake than lemon cake. I personally wouldn't buy it again but Whole Foods carries the line if anyone is interested.

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