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Brioche Rolls : Yogurt : Nutella : oh so good!

May 13, 2013 5 Comments

Ok, this is probably one of the best things to ever have come out of my oven. An accident? very likely!  Nutella and Yogurt, what a powerful combination turns out,  simple and delicious and they were just sitting in my fridge …and I didn’t want them to go bad (not that nutella ever lasts that […]

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