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Tanis re. Blackberry Coffee Cake

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Hi Tanis, Thank you for sharing this delicious sounding recipe. My husband loves anything made with Blackberry. I make dozens of jars of Blackberry Preserves each year. Do you think I could use the jam instead of the Blackberries in the can? Thank you in advance for your help. Happy New Year!


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Shared by: Patty-North Ga. Mountains
In reply to: Recipe(tried): Blackberry Coffee Cake
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