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Three Dogs Gluten Free Bakery

jenrn

By jenrn
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I went to Three Dogs gluten free bakery in Briarcliff Manor, NY this weekend. (It is in Westchester County). I loved this place! The food that I tried was delicious- even my mom who hasn't liked any gluten free food I have made her taste liked the sugar cookies. We tried the sugar cookies and cupcakes. I also bought a few muffins and had one this morning. I am definitely planning on going back. They also make wedding cakes here in case anyone is looking for a gluten free wedding cake. I recently got engaged so I will definitely be going back to talk to them about their wedding cakes.

Jen

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