Reader comments: Edible art: Makings beautiful displays to be both seen and consumed

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Dianna Wickern | 8:32 a.m. Aug. 22, 2007
I love seeing the culinary stories but am frustrated when you print a recipe where pictures are present and I cannot print the pictures to remind me how the recipe should look. It would be helpful if your print story button included the pictures. Thanks.

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Sue Spencer, right, helps Natalie Snow, culinary artist and instructor, second from right, assemble a display of fruit 'flowers' during a class in Salt Lake City. (Kristin Nichols Deseret Morning News)
Kristin Nichols Deseret Morning News
Sue Spencer, right, helps Natalie Snow, culinary artist and instructor, second from right, assemble a display of fruit 'flowers' during a class in Salt Lake City.
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