load your recipes into and they will make it into a hardback book. The finished product is 34.95. Anyone have opinions on this?http://www.epicurious.com/services/tastebook
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ISO: ISO opinion on this: I just saw Tastebook on epi which is a cookbook that you can
- Thread starter denice
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I've seen reviews of this on Epi...
and my opinion is that you can do better.
For what I consider long money, they give you recipes that you can print out yourself, and they include ads...
I think you'd do better to buy a looseleaf binder, print out the recipes you wish to include and you won't spend that much money, and no advertising!
and my opinion is that you can do better.
For what I consider long money, they give you recipes that you can print out yourself, and they include ads...
I think you'd do better to buy a looseleaf binder, print out the recipes you wish to include and you won't spend that much money, and no advertising!
music-city-missy
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Denise - I am doing one right now myself - touch base with me in about a week
and I'll show you the finished product (or semi-finished) I think I am going to do a three ring binder rather than the spiral bound. That way they can add additional recipes as either my book grows or they find ones they want to add.
and I'll show you the finished product (or semi-finished) I think I am going to do a three ring binder rather than the spiral bound. That way they can add additional recipes as either my book grows or they find ones they want to add.