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Ingredients of The perfect s'more

You need 2 of Marshmalllows.
It's 3 of Snack size chocolate bars.
Prepare 2 of Grahm cracker squares.

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The perfect s'more step by step

Sandwich chocolate pieces between marshmallows.
In a 350° oven place the marshmallow and chocolate sandwich over grahm cracker square.
When marshmallow swells remove from oven.
Place remaining square over and enjoy.

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