If you read food magazines while clutching a pair of scissors, print off pages from your favourite foodie blogs, and scribble down half-remembered recipes on scraps of paper, then it's probably high time you got organised. Chances are that you've thrown them all into a drawer, making the chances of finding a treasured recipe slim to nil.
You need a better system than paperclips and a vague nod to alphabetical order. What better than a beautiful recipe box? Let's all admit that we're never going to make our own and have a look at what's on offer.
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If you're an Emma Bridgewater fan, this heart patterned box will sit pretty next to your toaster. It's £14.99 from Mollie and Fred.
At just £6.95, this retro-styled box from dotcomgiftshop is cheap and very very cheerful. "The best meals are home cooked!", it proclaims, which is generally true, but there's space for a few pizza menus for when you simply can't be bothered too.
Ooh, these look much prettier than my recipe folder! I know what's going on my xmas wish list! C.xx
ReplyDeletethey would certainly help spice up lunch times in our office, no more boring sandwiches........!
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