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Old 08-06-2008, 02:31 PM #1
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i love my crock pot. i use it in the garage. texas heat...i probably wouldn't even need to plug it in.

i'll have to try and figure out the cobbler recipe i use. bad monkey never measures.

i use it just about everyday. i even have a little one. great for those hot dips, but also for smaller sidedishes and for melting choccy!
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