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Default No Bake Fruit Cake


wonder if there is a way to get arond the marshmallow and sweetened
condensed milk, and I don't mean make my own condensed milk. I can't
stand either and definitely don't need the sugar.

Kathy G.


"Cathy Leslie" > wrote:

>No Bake Fruit Cake
>
>1 box graham crackers
>1 pound walnuts
>1 pound pecans
>1 pound dark raisins
>1 pound light raisins
>1 pound currants
>1 can sweetened condensed milk
>1 jar maraschino cherries
>1 jar green cherries
>1 small bag miniature marshmallows
>1 small box figs
>1 small box dates
>
>Mix together and press into buttered cake mold. Leave in refrigerator for
>24 hours covered. To remove from mold, press hot towel around pan. Keep
>refrigerated.


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