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GuestI’m attaching the recipe. It’s only for one jar, so you would need to increase
the ingrediants accordingly. It’s a fun project. We did it like an assembly
line. My son and husband mixed the ingrediants and put them in the clean jars
and I attached the lids, cloth, ribbon and tags. Hope this works out for you.
Good Luck.tootsnpa <tootsnpa@telerama.com> wrote: HI. I WAS WONDERING IF I COULD GET THAT
BROWNIE IN A JAR RECIPE FROM YOU…..THANKS TOOTSC Klessig wrote:> One fundraiser that our children (and families) had done was to make those
“brownies in a jar”. We bought all the food materials in bulk at a local
warehouse-type store. Bought remnants of holiday fabric for the lids and typed
the directions and ingredients on note cards and attached with ribbon. Made a
decent profit. It was great around the holidays for gifts.
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