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Monday, December 1, 2008
Food Gift of the Day: Tastebook's cheap and pretty home cookbooks
Posted by Brian Ries on Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 11:32 AM
The text on the Tastebook site calls its own product "stunning and unique." For once, I'll have to agree with the PR flunkies. With just a little effort, you can create a recipe book of your own family favorites that's miles ahead of the old-fashioned box of handwritten note cards.
The process is simple: just upload you recipes (with a picture if you have one), tag them into sections, title your masterpiece and pay the $19.95 (plus shipping). The resulting cookbook has the classic Betty Crocker look, with a hard cover, labeled tabs delineating sections and full-color, ringbound pages.
You can also share recipes with the Tastebook community,
In these days of throw-away, consumable crap, a personalized cookbook like this is the kind of thing that people will hold onto for generations. If your recipes are any good, that is.
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