chargher
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Posted 7:38 pm, 09/20/2011
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This sound soooo good, I am going to try it, I will let you know how it turns out..Thanks for the recipe
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NICCINC
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Posted 10:32 am, 09/20/2011
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Dixie-so glad you like it! Our family can't make enough of them....
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Dixie Cup
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Posted 8:07 pm, 09/13/2011
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I have made two of these since you posted this recipe. I also passed it along to my neighbor. We loved it, and it was so easy to make. I was very impressed as I do not usually use cake mixes. Thanks for sharing.
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countrygal
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Posted 1:58 pm, 08/25/2011
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Thanks for the recipe, it sounds great. I plan to try it this weekend.
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smalltownman
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Posted 7:55 pm, 08/07/2011
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The current issue of Yadkin Valley Living has gobs of blueberry recipes.
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grannynanny
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Posted 7:47 pm, 08/05/2011
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Thank you for this recipe. I made it this afternoon and it's very good. Now I have something to do with all of these blueberries except feed the birds. Oh I do put some in the freezer for muffins too.
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NICCINC
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Posted 8:03 pm, 08/03/2011
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Blueberry Poundcake: (you can also make this as a regular cake)
2 cups of blueberries 1 8oz cream cheese (room temp) 1 box yellow cake mix 1/2 cup of sugar 3 eggs 1/2 cup veg. oil 1 tsp vanilla
spray tube or bundt pan with non stick and sprinkle granulated sugar in bottom. Mix cake mix and sugar together. Add eggs, cream cheese, oil & vanilla. Mix on low speed until well blended. Then 4 mins on medium then to high. Gently fold in blueberries. Pour into pan. Bake at 350 for 55-60 mins or if using a bundt pan 50-70 mns. to test doneness, watch for cake edges to pull away from pan. Let cool 30-45 mns then turn out on plate.
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singer
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Posted 5:11 pm, 08/03/2011
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Yes indeed. I put loads of blue berries in my freezer. Never had a blue berry pound cake. Lay it on me.
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NICCINC
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Posted 4:22 pm, 08/03/2011
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I just got a great recipe for a blueberry poundcake--anyone interested?
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