Cookbook Comparing for Me to Know Which to Get

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants discussing their preferences for various cookbooks available for purchase, specifically "It's Good For You," "Delightful Desserts," and "Let's Eat." Participants share their experiences and opinions on the contents and appeal of these cookbooks.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses interest in purchasing a new cookbook and seeks input on which to choose.
  • Another participant shares their preference for "It's Good For You," stating it is the latest addition they want for their collection.
  • One user mentions a resource where all the cookbooks and their recipes are listed, indicating a preference for "Delightful Desserts" due to a personal sweet tooth.
  • Another participant highlights the usefulness of the "Let's Eat" cookbook, especially for families and shows, noting its popularity among children.
  • One participant shares their positive experience with "It's Good For You," mentioning they have only made a few recipes from it but are satisfied with their order.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ among participants regarding their preferred cookbook, with some favoring "Delightful Desserts" and others leaning towards "It's Good For You" or "Let's Eat." No clear consensus emerges on a single preferred choice.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences based on their cooking habits and family dynamics, reflecting a variety of tastes and needs.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering which cookbooks to add to their collection or promote may find the shared experiences and preferences helpful in making a decision.

jrstephens
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I am thinking of getting a new cookbook with my stoneware money.

Which one of these do you all prefer and why?

It's Good For you (since this is a "good for you" book what type foods are in it and do they taste good?)

Delightful Desserts (what kinds of desserts are in here)

Let's Eat (what is in this one)

Thanks! I know y'all will give me lots of input!
 
If it were me I would order it's good for you...... that is the latest cookbook that I want to add to my collection.
 
Hi, I just wanted to let you know that welovepamperedcheftoo for msn groups has all those cookbooks with the recipes listed so that should help you decide.. as for me i'd pick the dessert's .. but i have a sweet tooth :p ~tiffanyp
 
You can also go to the PC website and click on recipe search. Mark that you want ALL. The cookbook the recipe is in is listed with the recipe title.

Unfortunately they are in alphabetical order by recipe but you can surf through them to get an idea.
 
I love the dessert book, but I also have a big sweet tooth! It has every type of dessert you could want.
I also really like the let's eat book. If you have kids or do shows with lots of moms, they would love it too. My girls are always wanting to make things out of that one. I've sold quite a few by just having it standing up on host's coffee tables.
I've only made a couple things out of the good for you book.
 
I just ordered the It's good for you cookbook. I love it.
I posted a thread a few weeks ago census suggested I order All the best from there it was Delightful desserts. HTH
 

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