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ISO: Potato Soup like Magpie's in St. Charles, MO (nt)

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Shared by: Richard Behrens, Dardenne Prairie, MO
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1 ISO: Potato Soup like Magpie's in St. Charles, MO (nt)
  Richard Behrens, Dardenne Prairie, MO
2 ISO: Magpie's Baked Potato Soup - description
  Halyna - NY
3 Recipe: Magpie's Baked Potato Soup
  Halyna - NY
4 Thank You: Magpie's Baked Potato Soup
  Rick Behrens Dardenne Prairie, MO
5 You're welcome.... Never been to MO :)
  Halyna - NY
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