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Mother and daughter will open WildFlour Cafe & Cupcakes in Washougal on Friday

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Bethani Higdon shows examples of chocolate cupcakes at the future site of WildFlour Cafe & Cupcakes. "It's all from scratch," she said. "Nothing is from a box." Bethani and her mother, Connie, plan to open the cafe in Washougal Town Square this Friday. "She loves to bake and cook," Connie said. They will serve sandwiches, soups, salads and ice cream.

A youngster with culinary ambitions has grown up and is making her dreams come true.

Bethani Higdon won a Camas-Washougal Girl Scout baking competition at the age of 8, when she made mocha chocolate brownies.

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