The recipe is very easy and handy, anyone make this recipe. It’s crunchy and creamy texture goes well with burger. is one of the popular salad recipe, it’s loaded with shredded cabbage and creamy dressing. Not be copied or used without written permission of Stephanie Jaworski,
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