Strawberries stuffed with cream cheese and topped with chocolate make for a sinfully delicious fruity dessert. The recipe calls for cream cheese, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, melted chocolate, and of course, strawberries. Learn how to prepare this stuffed strawberry recipe by watching this video cooking tutorial.
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