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UPDATE:
The Recipe Secrets Discount Cookbook Club is now accepting
registrations! For details, go now to:

https://www.recipesecrets.net/cookbookclub.html

We will only be accepting the first 250 members, but don’t feel
rushed. Take your time and read all the details at:

https://www.recipesecrets.net/cookbookclub.html

We look forward to you being a member of the club!

Kind Regards,

Ron

We are considering launching the “Recipe Secrets Discount Cookbook Club” for a limited number of VIP members (probably 250 or so).

According to Amazon.com, ebooks sales have surpassed sales of physical books. The main reason is because there is no wait - you can get the information instantly on your computer and simply print out whatever you want on demand.

Cookbook of the Week Club members will receive a new cooking ebook each week. At an average of $10 per ebook, this is easily a $40 VALUE - but members will only pay a fraction of that (more details to come).

This exclusive group will also receive our most current secret recipes before they are featured in the free newsletter along with many other bonuses.

To qualify and be notified when it’s available, please answer the follow two questions:

  1. What do you think of this idea?

  2. What type of cookbooks would you be interested in (other than copycat recipes)?

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[QUOTE=Ron-Douglas;89839]We are considering launching the “Recipe Secrets Cookbook of The Week Club” for a limited number of VIP members (probably 200 or so).

According to Amazon.com, ebooks sales have surpassed sales of physical books. The main reason is because there is no wait - you can get the information instantly on your computer and simply print out whatever you want on demand.

Cookbook of the Week Club members will receive a new cooking ebook each week. At an average of $10 per ebook, this is easily a $40 value - but members will only pay a fraction of that (more details to come).

This exclusive group will also receive our most current secret recipes before they are featured in the free newsletter along with many other bonuses.

To qualify and be notified when it’s available, please answer the follow two questions:

  1. What do you think of this idea?
    I think it sounds like a good idea to me.

  2. What type of cookbooks would you be interested in (other than copycat recipes)?
    Personally I like oriental cooking, baking receipies, and alcoholic recipies. just to spice things up once in a while.

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  1. depending on the price, I think its a great idea. I love the recipes in the forum.
  2. I like quick recipes, recipes that use mixes.
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It sounds good to me. Like the other surveyor, I have lots of recipes and cookbooks. They are old, but good ones. I need new updated stuff sometimes a little change once in a while. I think it would be great. Count me in:p

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Sounds like a great idea. :slight_smile:

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I think it’s a good idea for those of them who would want to buy. Me personally right now am not spending much $. But cookbooks i like are one pot cookbooks and grilling and seafood!

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This is a question about Cheese Cakes I want to flavor mine with liquor (say Chambord )how much liquor would I use would it be ounces or tablespoon

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I like the idea
I would like recipes that I can have my kids help prepare and kid friendly

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To me… and this is just my own opinion of course…
Ebooks are ok if you’re in really that big of a hurry for something but…
I really do prefer a hardcover cookbook. By the time I print out all the recipes with pictures, I use up more ink, which is expensive.
Ebooks are good if your going to read things online, or for those of you that don’t want to print the recipes with pictures, etc…
Actually, I would prefer it in MSword anyway cause I’m always making my own notes on stuff. By the time I convert everything so it’s editable, I lose interest.
I know, I’m old fashioned…
Good luck with your ebook though!

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I think the idea of having different cookbooks available, to choose or not, weekly would be fantastic. I do have a large library of cookbooks, hardcopy and ebooks, but am always on the look out for another one that I may want to add.

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I have many many cookbooks and am not iinterested in this idea.
I have been watching Hungry Girl on TV and like some of her reciepes though.

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I have a lot of cookbooks from my mom and a lot I have purchased for over 40 years.
The home cooking is best as Kitchen Witch stated.
I also am very much enjoying the copy cat recipies from restaurants. That is what I am mostly interested in.
Thank you

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to the first question , Great idea …
and to your second , I lost all my cookbooks when I lost my Father and Grandparents … I am really wanting in my heart all the stuff I grew up with … Thank You

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Sounds like a good idea to me

On a cookbook something that taste like a home cook meal and easy to follow.

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I think its a great idea. I’m always looking for healthy, kid friendly meals.

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I think that is a great idea.

I would like to see a cook book entitled “Cooking for one or Two”. Now that we are empty nesters I am always recalculating recipes. When I was single in the mid seventies I had a cookbook called “Cooking for one or Two” It was wonderful. Well I now find my self 30 years later in need of that cookbook. I can’t find it anywhere.

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  1. What do you think of this idea?

totally awsome idea ron

  1. What type of cookbooks would you be interested in (other than copycat recipes)?

myself?guess the redneck is showin here,BBQ,and lots of it

lol

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  1. Great idea!
  2. Any quick to fix recipes would be great.
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It would be of no interest to me since I do not have an e-reader and have no plans of getting one in the near future.

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I like receiving your secret recipes and occasionally print something out but I have hundreds of cookbooks and now am only one to cook for. Great concept, just not interested but thanks for asking.