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Personal Narrative: My Oven
When I was about 10 years old I was making cupcakes by myself. I made all the batter by scratch. I had done this a couple times and I didn’t have anything go wrong. At the time we hadn’t redone our house so we had an older oven. The grate on the bottom of the oven didn’t come out with the door like my new one. I made all the batter and didn’t have any issues with the batter. I got them in the pan without making too much of a mess. I got all of the batter that I spilled on the pan cleaned off and I put them in the oven. I set the timer for my oven that was at 375° for 20 minutes. I went and looked at them at about ten minutes through the 20 minutes. They didn’t overflow at that point. My timer was going off so a ran to the oven.
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