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Pretzel Croissant The Cats Out Of The Bag!

Jun 18, 2016

With a little wizardry and formulating we have a come up with a unique product that is oddly familiar to everyone. This is definitely exciting for us at Strictly From Scratch and our lucky customers. We have been producing this products for some time now, but would like to officially “let the cat out of the bag” and release it into the wild world wide web. If you haven’t tried one yet you have to get your hands on this product.

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