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Crock Pot Girls: 1 Million Facebook 'likes' has... | Gather: "he Crock Pot Girls have taken Facebook by storm. With over one million "likes," the new love for cooking skills of three Texas moms is phenomenal. Sharing those recipes used in crock pots around the country, the three decided to start their Facebook page only two weeks ago.

While most know getting "likes" on Facebook is tough, these ladies seemed to hit a goldmine as people need good recipes. In only "

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