You, A Raspberry Rebel
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I always enjoy when raspberries are in season because they are so much cheaper to buy at the grocery store. I try to purchase my produce at the local farmer’s market when I can, but sometimes I have to head to the supermarket instead. Yesterday, I found a killer deal on raspberries, so I scooped them up and brought ’em home.
I made a very simple, yet extremely satisfying dessert that I like to call, “Raspberry Surprise.” The surprise is that this dessert is incredibly easy to make but looks and tastes like I spent hours slaving in the kitchen putting it together. With only five ingredients and less than an hour in the oven, you’ve gotta try this!
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Quick Tip: The raspberries in this dessert can be substituted with cranberries and cranberry sauce for a wonderful holiday treat.
