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re: Welsh Cookies from Scranton

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Seems when I search the Internet for info on Welsh Cookies, somehow Scranton keeps popping up. I too am from Scranton (Hyde Park), and my grandmother Maude Morgan Price made lots of Welsh Cookies. She called them tetian flats or something like that. Perhaps the Welsh that went to Scranton were more into making these than the rest of the Welsh world?

Best with tea of course.
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1 ISO: Cookies from Wales
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2 Recipe: Welsh Cookies for Ines
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3 Welsh Cookies. I have 3 different ones from my Welsh relatives
  Nancy Williams Holliman, Huntsville, AL
4 ISO: Welsh Cookie recipes
  Catherine Port St Lucie FL
5 Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies - Thanks a lot! I made them and they taste delicious. (nt)
  Ines Ambrosoni from Uruguay
6 ISO: Welsh cookies
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7 Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies
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8 ISO: ISO Welsh cookie recipes
  Sandra Williams
9 re: Welsh Cookies from Scranton
  Michael Babcock Massachusetts
10 Thank You: Welsh Cookies
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11 Thank You: Welsh Cookies from Scranton, Pa.
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12 Thank You: welsh cookies from scranton
  nancy mckeon smith st. augustine, fl
13 ISO: Welsh Cookie Variations from Scranton
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14 ISO: Welsh Cookies
  Sandy - Syracuse New York
15 Recipe(tried): Welsh Cookies
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