*** Update: #2, Vicki W, is the winner!! Rock on Miss Vicki! ~Lyndi ***
(It's Day 2)
Vintage cooking pamphlets rock!
Besides the fact that they are boast
ADORABLE covers, it is a blast to browse the recipes to see what was popular in
a particular time (such as mayonnaise added to just about everything).
One of my favorite things about vintage
cooking pamphlets is their ability to surprise with unknown recipes. Seriously, how many of you are
frustrated by cookbook-after-cookbook and magazine-after-magazine that
basically provide the same recipes over and over again?
Would you like own your very own vintage cooking
pamphlets?
Prize:
A lucky someone will be getting a
super-sensational-stash of 4 vintage cooking pamphlets!!
2. Invitation to Good Eating, 1962
3. Good Housekeeping’s Book of Salads, 1958
4. 100 Ways to Be Original in all Your Cooking, date unknown
Contest ends next Thursday, September 8th
at midnight (CDT). I will pick a
winner via randomizer.
Eligibility:
Leave me a comment, preferably with your
twitter or blog name to make it easy to contact you. If you don’t have either, that’s okay, leave your name (need
help on how to leave a comment?)
Comment question:
Q: What is your personal favorite “vintage”
recipe memory? Or, what
old-fashioned dish intrigues you (if you’ve been watching Mad Men, surely you
have a few!)
Want extra changes to win?
+1 extra entry: Tweet this giveaway (leave an extra comment to let me know!)
+1 extra entry: Facebook this giveaway (tag nwafoodie in the giveaway and
leave an extra comment to let me know!)
No purchase necessary to enter. Contest void
where prohibited. Contest open to members who are 18 years or older. Contest
open only to US residents only.
Good luck!
Lyndi
Eat well, my friends. Eat well.
#2
#2
What fun!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
Ciao
Rochelle
lavidafranco.blogspot.com
My mom used to make a cake called depression cake -- no eggs --- vinegar and sour milk instead -- it was chocolate so you can not go wrong -- also called waky cake. !!
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