A special Christmas gift for subscribers!



Baking Backwards has a gift for you! 

Subscribe to receive my blog posts by email (by midnight December 24th) and you will receive the PDF version of my ebook Every Day (Super)food for FREE! 

I decided to offer my ebook free as a gift to you guys but act fast as its only free for a limited time. My ebook will be sent out as a downloadable PDF by email to all subscribers on December 25th!

Looking for a last minute holiday gift? You might be interested in the fancy version of my ebook that is designed for the ipad, its on sale here for just $4.99. Click here to buy the book instead.

What are you doing for the holidays? I'm scrambling between family parties -- the result of having two family trees in the same city. Its alright with me though because there's always a ton of delicious food! Whatever you're up to, have a safe and happy holiday! 

X Danielle

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