Kailua’s Taylor Inouye Makes the Finale in “Kids Baking Championship”
Mini guava bundt cakes and banana sugar cookies took this eighth grader to the final show, which airs Sept. 17.
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Mini guava bundt cakes and banana sugar cookies took this eighth grader to the final show, which airs Sept. 17.
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