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190 Strawberry Season
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Avery, Lena and Brenna Berg from Prairie Rose Rebel (custom apparel) and Prairie Rose Doula (certifies birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator and breastfeeding counsellor) try strawberry things. Nesquick, mochi ice cream, marble pop, Yan Yan, and actual (local) strawberries. The bonus item is Miss Vickie's spicy dill pickle chips.
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