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Angel Food (1997)
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   |  Coconut angel food cake. It’s a pretty darn good representation of the real thing as far as I’m concerned: Just a little more vanilla and the smell of whipped cream and chocolate and it would be perfect. The notes and accords do change their progression a little: The first accord begins with the coconut being very prominent but the coconut fades into an accord with a vanilla note more dominant. Regardless, it really smells like angel food cake. I miss the frosting, though. My favorite frosting for Angel Food Cake was a chocolate pudding mix whipped cream type. Delicious! Sorry for the trip down memory lane.09 March 2008 |
  |  smells like christmas cookies, very sweet, very vanille, very tasty. You should love foody- scents to try this one.13 March 2007 |
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