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A selection of sweets from the Happy Mixer Gluten Free Bakery, a local gluten-free bakery chain in Philadelphia's northwestern suburbs. Shown here, are (clockwise from bottom of top plate) a peanut butter delight, cream-filled doughnut, a sugar cookie, a chocolate-dipped cookie stuffed with rasberry jam, jelly-filled kiffles and a crumb cake. On bottom plate (clockwise from bottom): mini-lemon pound cake, red velvet cake muffin, cupcakes and carrot cake muffin.
A selection of sweets from the Happy Mixer Gluten Free Bakery, a local gluten-free bakery chain in Philadelphia's northwestern suburbs. Shown here, are (clockwise from bottom of top plate) a peanut butter delight, cream-filled doughnut, a sugar cookie, a chocolate-dipped cookie stuffed with rasberry jam, jelly-filled kiffles and a crumb cake. On bottom plate (clockwise from bottom): mini-lemon pound cake, red velvet cake muffin, cupcakes and carrot cake muffin.Read moreCraig LaBan / Staff

The Happy Mixer

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Founded by Tim and Lisa Mourer in 2013, the Happy Mixer specializes in gluten-free baked goods that taste so good they “require a suspension of gluten-free disbelief,” according to Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan. With locations in Wayne, Chalfont, and Newtown, the bakery offers red velvet cake muffins, kiffle cookies, doughnuts, and more.

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