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Comment on Gluten-Free Vegan Blueberry Scones by Jennifer Rairdan.

Such a yummy recipe! Made this and turned out great! It wasn’t as dry as I would prefer ( I like a dry hard scone haha) but it was really good. I added too many frozen blueberries which I think resulted in not as firm scone. It was fun to make and didn’t require too much focus. I would make this again. I feel like I know what to expect this time around and am able to try again! I think I might add some sugar on top as well! 😋

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