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The site had the following in the homepage, "April 30, 2010 402 am." I noticed that the web site stated " After scooping comes rolling and dipping." They also stated " The ganache comes out of the fridge looking like demispheres semispheres? And warm up a little so theyre workable. Then theyre rolled into perfect circles. Sometimes I fold in a nut or a coconut cube after scooping but before rolling; this is done by, well, squashing the ganache so it can wrap around the nut, like this. Messy, especially when I dip them two at a time."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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