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Granddaughter continues 'Mama Dip's' sweet NC legacy


One of Tonya Council’s earliest memories involving food is spending time in the kitchen "watching my grandmother prepare breakfast.” Her grandmother is – better known as Mama Dip – and if you’ve ever had her down-home cooking, you wouldn’t forget it either. Tonya recently opened Tonya’s Cookie Company on Rosemary Street. (WRAL.com)

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