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		<title>By: tangela</title>
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		<description>&quot;All ingredients should be at room temperature before you begin (this mainly applies to butter and eggs - unless you keep your flour or sugar in the fridge. You freak).&quot;

I actually keep my flour in the fridge (or freezer, if there&#039;s enough space) because I&#039;ve read that it&#039;s good for long term storage...</description>
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<p>I actually keep my flour in the fridge (or freezer, if there&#8217;s enough space) because I&#8217;ve read that it&#8217;s good for long term storage&#8230;</p>
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