Paleo & Refrigerator Cake Recipes

Sandra Smith

Summary

Delicious recipes only, both Paleo and refrigerator cakes in this cookbook taste great, just give it a try. The recipes are not much, only 25 quality recipes. This cookbook include introduction to Paleo baking with 8 outstanding Paleo recipes, only healthy and delicious Paleo recipes, no fillers.  
This cookbook also contains 17 best of the best Refrigerator cake recipes using cake mix and other simple ingredients. This is not one of those cookbooks that will waste your time with nonsense recipes, you deserve the best.

Available since: 08/15/2015.

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