Baked And ‘Kranky’

Wed., May 6, 1998

Food, like fashion, changes with the seasons - even when it comes to muffins.

The spring lineup of Kranky Kumquat muffin mixes (from a self-described “couple of grouchy ladies in North Idaho”) includes Glazed Lemon, Orange & White Chocolate, Apple Spice and Chocolate Cherry.

And for those with a sunny sense of humor, there’s a “silly” line including the low-fat but still soothing PMS Prescription (chocolate/chocolate chip).

Price: Around $7 to $8.

Available: In Spokane at Copper Colander, Joel, Hallett’s Market and Cafe, Marketplace Gifts and Boo Radley’s, in Post Falls at Northwest Gifts and in Coeur d’Alene at Cougar Bay Trading Co. (For more information, call 509-891-5400 or visit www.kranky.com).

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