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The cover of a cookbook titled Sweet. Family. Favorite. Desserts. by Beth Baumgartner, featuring a large slice of colorful funfetti layer cake with white frosting and sprinkles.⬅️ Your favorite desserts 🍰 

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Frozen Desserts

A semi-naked ice cream cake topped with red roses, white babys breath flowers, strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries, displayed on a white cake stand against a light background.

Summer

Naked Berry Ice Cream Cake

Outstanding 7 layer rainbow popsicles! Make your own homemade rainbow popsicles with lots of fresh fruit!

Summer

Rainbow Popsicles

A round chocolate ice cream cake topped with chopped candy bars, peanuts, and drizzled chocolate and caramel sauce, with some melting ice cream visible between the cake layers.

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Snickers Bar Ice Cream Cake

Chocolate-covered ice cream pops with a bite taken out of one, revealing vanilla ice cream and peanuts inside—just like copycat Dairy Queen Buster Bars. More pops and peanuts are scattered on a tray in the background.

Summer

Copycat Dairy Queen Buster Bars

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