Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I loved the book when I saw all the fun recipies, I was astonished by the beautiful photos . But once I tried the recepies they were a dissapointment, the chocoate cupcake recepie as other mentioned doesn{t work at all. And im acctually a very good cook with lots of experience, so all I can say is i wouldnt recomend it. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was quite excited to read this book.By the end of chapter one however, it became clear EXACTLY what this characters agenda was, and I should have known better.Written by a member of the "Worlds most PEACEFUL Religion", it just boggles the mind how people can actually believe this trash.But then again the AUTHOR was a communist who then embraced ISLAM and suddenly went on a Jew Hating binge.A great book for anti-semites and the rest of the trash that collaborates with them.ALLAHU AKBAR and all that jazz. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have to agree with the reviewers who are complaining about the original music not being in the DVDs. I first noticed it in the scene where Maurice arrives in the bar drunk during his mid-life crisis. "Family Tradition" by Hank Williams, Jr. was missing from the scene. As I investigated more, I noticed very pivotal musical numbers were missing from other scenes. And, when the characters are in the Brick, THOSE signature songs are missing, and replaced by really crappy milquetoast elevator music. It ruins the episodes for me. This might not all be Universal's fault. ASCAP and BMI have gotten particularly greedy when it comes to re-usage rights. It sucks for the consumer. In the case of Northern Exposure, in many, many scenes, it just falls apart. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The product description is accurate...you can eat this cornbread as dessert if you like!! Sweet yet not too sweet. I made it (along with the jambalaya) last night and my gf loved it. She took some to work for a brown bag lunch even.It was easy to make: just add water, stir and put the mix into a pan (I used a large iron skillet). The cornbread was ready in 25 minutes - they suggest you check on it after 20 minutes. I will probably try the other mixes. Answer:
