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Top Cook Scrap Craft Blog Posts of 2015

January 07, 2016

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I did this last year and decided to do it again! Here are the most viewed blog posts on Cook Scrap Craft from 2015. Give them another look!

1. Cooking with Goya Yuca, EVOO, and Adobo Seasoning

2. 5 Best Things About the GFAF Expo

3. Why I'm Not Impressed with Jamberry

4. More London Scrapbook Pages

5. Day 1: London Calling Scrapbook Page

6. What to Eat When You're Pregnant - Book Review

7. Pomp Scrapbook Page

8. London Scrapbook Page

9. Celiac Disease Awareness Month 2015

10. Best New Book Club Books from BEA

11. Kitchens of the Great Midwest - Book Review

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