What's Cooking at Slashfood

What's Cooking at Slashfood

October 9, 2008

by partysugar 4

An Ohio congressman thought a bag of bacon was a bomb.
As the economy spirals downward, cookbook sales increase.
A giant cranberry bog has taken over Rockefeller Center.
Would you pay $200 for a cookbook?
Eight scrumptious sweet potato pie recipes.
Don't let them freeze: bring herbs indoors to survive Winter.
Wheeled grocery store baskets lighten your load and your wallet.

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4 Comments

verily 4 years 32 weeks

I would never pay more than $30 for a cookbook. And even the $30 is really pushing it. Most of my favorite cookbooks are used and came from Half-Price. The wheeled baskets are weird, but a good idea. Grocery stores around here offer smaller carts, which have two-tiered baskets with about as much room as a handbasket in each tier.

verily 4 years 32 weeks

I would never pay more than $30 for a cookbook. And even the $30 is really pushing it. Most of my favorite cookbooks are used and came from Half-Price. The wheeled baskets are weird, but a good idea. Grocery stores around here offer smaller carts, which have two-tiered baskets with about as much room as a handbasket in each tier.

hippiecowgirl 4 years 32 weeks

The article about cookbooks and the economy is really interesting.Thanks for the reminder to bring my herbs in, too!

hippiecowgirl 4 years 32 weeks

The article about cookbooks and the economy is really interesting. Thanks for the reminder to bring my herbs in, too!