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Flour Tortillas Recipe
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"These didn't turn out very well for me. I did use olive oil instead of veggie o......"
Reviewed By: SophiaMiles
Reviewed By: SophiaMiles
Reviewed By: SophiaMiles's Review:
"These didn't turn out very well for me. I did use olive oil instead of veggie oil...maybe that's why, but they didn't flatten out, so i put butter, cream cheese & dried fruit in them, bundled them up & topped with Cinnamon & sugar...so we'll see how it goes :]"
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