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Popcorn Cake II

Submitted by: Nancy Stitham
Delicious-- kids of all age love this cake. Best eaten the day it is made. 

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Popcorn Cake II

Submitted by: Autumn Dossey
I think this is a fantastic recipe. I absolutely love it! Kids love it! I hope you will too. You may use cashews instead of peanuts if desired. 

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