Ration Hint No. 2
Substitute for Whipped Cream.
Add a sliced banana to the white of an egg and beat until very stiff.
The banana will dissolve.
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- Nellie B
- My son and I have a keen interest in history, especially the history which has shaped Wellington, New Zealand where we live. So we will share our expeditions around Wellington with you on my blog Nellie B's and my son's blog Photo Boy New Zealand. Both of us love taking photos so there will be plenty on all of our blogs.
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