It was a pleasure when a student offered me this one -
This was part of a Chick-fil-A Kid's Meal offer in 1997. Unfortunately, I will not be sharing pictures of the information inside the book.
I can tell you that you will never see an octopus as good as the chocolate ones illustrated in this book - nor will you find yourself running away from the cheesy snakes and caterpillars. Flower candy is pretty as well as good enough to eat, and anytime pizza is mentioned, it seems that the children come running! The crown cake illustrated on the front of the book might be a good version to have for Epiphany. I'm going to enjoy trying the version of egg-in-the-hole that the book suggests by baking it in the oven!
This is the last of the children's cookbooks that I will be featuring. Yes, there will be others!:-) It will be awhile before I exhaust my supply.:-)
You have given us just enough of a tease to make us seek out this book, which, I'm sure, might be found at used book stores. I would imagine that the illustrations are quite child-pleasing, as well as the recipes! Have a wonderful Wednesday, Sister!
ReplyDeleteHi Nellie , can't wait to show the kids this book . I am looking forward to seeing the illustrations . My aunty says she will be over to visit you later . Thanks for sharing ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing the freebies some companies used to give away. I've linked you up.
ReplyDeleteIf the cover is any indication, the kids would surely get a kick out the food!
ReplyDeleteThe cake on the front looks amazing. Kids like when food looks fun. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI loved Usborne books! We still have so many around here and I keep giving them away to my grand children.
ReplyDeleteI am sure the recipes are wonderful.
How nice to receive such a nice book from one of your student. I bet it's a big hit woth kids.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
JB
Love the cookbook , thanks for visiting , I'm Nee's aunt . Be back ;-D
ReplyDeleteGood question. : ) Looks like a fun cookbook.
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