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Hodgson Mills Mixes


MelindaLee

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A friend gave me some of these box mixes. I tried the cookies last night. They were aweful...the brownie were okay. Anyone else try them. Have I just gotten pickey with my cookies?


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I've only tried the pancake mix. I really like it for waffles they turn out light a crispy. Like gluten filled in taste. It contains sorghum which I like the flavor of.

With any product gluten free or not there are some that you will like and some you won't but other swill. It's persoanl preferance.

Marlie Apprentice

A friend gave me some of these box mixes. I tried the cookies last night. They were aweful...the brownie were okay. Anyone else try them. Have I just gotten pickey with my cookies?

I bought the box the other day and we made cookies. Let's put it this way, we will not ever buy it again. The cookies were like grits. The taste was yuck.

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