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This Is Even Easier Than Saying Hot Diggidy Dog!

09 September 2017
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This Bread Is a 5-Ingredient Wonder

If you’re anything like me, you’re getting a little crazy at this time of year. You don’t really notice it yourself, but you start getting subtle hints from your friends and family… I didn’t understand it at first. Of course I want everything pumpkin; it’s fall, for goodness’ sake! Maybe I went a little overboard with the pumpkin spice shower gel and lip balm. But hey, fall is only once a year, right?

Even though my friends are shaking their heads when they hear me going “pumpkin this, pumpkin that”, but I sure didn’t hear anyone complaining when I was serving this delicious pumpkin bread. I served this with homemade pumpkin spice ice cream (yes, there is a recipe for such a thing and I might even share it with you later) and it was pure heaven!

The best thing about this bread is that you only need five ingredients. Nothing fancy, nothing difficult and definitely nothing time-consuming! All you need to get started is a yellow cake mix. Serve this pumpkin bread for breakfast or dessert, or just a nice pick-me-up in the afternoon.

 

 

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Quick Tip: Don’t like pumpkin? Use any kind of fruit puree!

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