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Making a Macaron (2017)
Join Mines N Crafts trio Stef Woodburn, Gina DeVivo, and Amy Dallen as they head to Honey and Butter in Irvine, California to investigate the secrets of les macarons.
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Join Mines N Crafts trio Stef Woodburn, Gina DeVivo, and Amy Dallen as they head to Honey and Butter in Irvine, California to investigate the secrets of les macarons.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/27/2017
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Geek & Sundry
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