Many Cooks Believe Nothing Can Beat Bakewell Cream for Making

question 7

True/False

Many cooks believe nothing can beat Bakewell Cream for making delicious biscuits. Loyal customers are willing to go to great lengths to find this product and will accept no substitutes. Bakewell Cream is marketed only in Ontario. For these cooks, Bakewell Cream is a shopping product.

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