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Bisquick: Hazmat Crews Respond To Substance At Tax Collector’s Office
January 10, 2018
A white substance caused alarm at the Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office in downtown Pensacola on Wednesday.
The substance and a chemical smell on a license plate led to the response of a hazardous materials team and Escambia County Emergency Management.
After investigation, the substance was found to be Bisquick baking mix.
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3 Responses to “Bisquick: Hazmat Crews Respond To Substance At Tax Collector’s Office”
Mama always said Bisquick was the bomb.
No wonder, everyone knows Pioneer brand is the better baking mix. (sorry, couldn’t resist – glad everything turned out okay)
Who’s been baking ?