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Strawberry ice pops

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Feature

Fairytale Strawberries

Like out of a fairytale, these beautiful dishes seem both classic and whimsical. The rustic ambiance and the sweetly prepared treats come together to remind you that some things are not too good to be true. The moral of the story? - The richest things in life are sometimes the simplest.