Cake Bake Off Has Sweet Treats
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Jeanette Reynosa (middle) with her nieces Jennie Chavez (right) and Brianna Moreno (left) show off the cupcakes they have tried so far.
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The whole family gathered to take a picture to show off their goodies. From left: Brianna Moreno, Gina Reynosa, Jennie Chavez, Jeanette Reynosa, and Kathleen Moreno.
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Community member Becky Maresh is all smiles as she goes booth-to-booth picking up some sweet treats.
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Head baker Tracy Bishop stands near her booth as she represents her baked goods, "Cakerella Creations."
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Tanja Carins (right) with her niece as they represent Nunny's Bakery share their baked goods with the attendees.
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Melissa Ayala (left) of "How Sweet it is" with her helper as they represent their brand of sweet treats.
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Dree Bear Creations booth, owner Jaclyn Ramirez, was decked out with Los Angeles Dodgers theme.
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