1940. Is that the wartime cookbook. In Britain they have their cookbook for war rations when food are low due to U boats attacks but we dug up for food in gardens, field etc, “Digs for Victory”
We survived thanks to these cookbook and land working to grow food.
I suppose you Yanks don’t go to war in 1940 till December 1941.
I have my mother’s Five Roses cookbook issued in 1932 the year they were married. It had blank pages throughout, many of which are filled with her own recipes, which I still use.
Very rare, as it was outlawed. Butter (natural food made from milk) was deemed bad for you and replaced with margarine (a processed food made from chemically altered vegetable oils)Garfield could be arrested in New York City for owning such a book.
maxmacrubymimi almost 5 years ago
A cat who likes food. O_O AMAZING.
codycab almost 5 years ago
I can’t believe it’s not butter!
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
Predates the US going into WWII, eh?
juncarlo almost 5 years ago
I imagine Garfield drools while enjoying his reading.
Kaputnik almost 5 years ago
I’m pretty sure some of those recipes used cream too.
almost 5 years ago
You can’t beat the classics.
jagedlo almost 5 years ago
Am wondering how Garfield was able to obtain such a rare edition!
Prey almost 5 years ago
The days when food wasn´t bad for you and people entered politics because they had money, not to make it!
Pete.Keillor almost 5 years ago
Written by Paula Deen’s grandma.
DavBlc7 almost 5 years ago
1940. Is that the wartime cookbook. In Britain they have their cookbook for war rations when food are low due to U boats attacks but we dug up for food in gardens, field etc, “Digs for Victory”
We survived thanks to these cookbook and land working to grow food.
I suppose you Yanks don’t go to war in 1940 till December 1941.
Diat60 almost 5 years ago
I have my mother’s Five Roses cookbook issued in 1932 the year they were married. It had blank pages throughout, many of which are filled with her own recipes, which I still use.
Bookworm almost 5 years ago
Followed by the almost-as-successful “All Bacon Cookbook.”
TexTech almost 5 years ago
Sounds like the “Heart Attack in Your Hands” cookbook.
BlitzMcD almost 5 years ago
Which sadly is why a lot of folks who read it in 1940 were not around in 1950.….
assrdood almost 5 years ago
Say what you want but a steak fried in butter is the best!
dadlivonia almost 5 years ago
Ah, yes, the Paula Dean Better living through butter cooking series, to be followed by the Recovering from Heart Attack Cookbook
blakerl almost 5 years ago
Very rare, as it was outlawed. Butter (natural food made from milk) was deemed bad for you and replaced with margarine (a processed food made from chemically altered vegetable oils)Garfield could be arrested in New York City for owning such a book.
geese28 almost 5 years ago
“I can tell the difference between butter and ‘I can’t believe it’s not butter’” -homer
b2plusa2 almost 5 years ago
What could ‘Garfieldminusgarfield’ make of this?
T&J Fan almost 3 years ago
1940 is the year Tom and Jerry came out