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Fowler YMCA Hosts Girl Scouts Bake Off

Over 100 Girl Scouts from Gwinnett County competed in Saturday's event.

Deb Wilson Harris, Neighbor
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On Saturday, March 24, hosted 110 Girl Scouts from across the county as they competed in the annual Gwinnett Girl Scouts Bake Off.

To reach the Bake Off, contestants had to place first in their troop bake off then first place at the next level, the Service Unit Bake Off.

The entries were divided by grade levels. Girls chose from three recipes for their level and baked their entry without adult help. First place finishers were awarded trophies, 2nd and 3rd place finishers took home ribbons.

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On the morning of the event the YMCA opened its doors to the Girl Scouts and their parents to enjoy at no charge.

The Gwinnett Girl Scouts Bake Off has been a Gwinnett tradition for more than 20 years.

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