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Since we're a single income family, we rarely go out to eat. We do make it a point to hit the local breakfast buffet once or twice a year, but once we're home, I always feel regret about spending so much money for breakfast foods.
One of my favorite items from the breakfast buffet is Corn Fritters. It's probably the only thing from the entire buffet that we don't already make at home. Knowing it will be a while before I'm tempted to spend the money to visit the all-you-can-eat buffet again, I decided to give them a try.
I had a box of Jiffy Corn Bread mix, so it made sense to check out their website to see if they had a recipe for Corn Fritters. I figured that was the easiest option since I was a little out of my comfort…
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