Bero cook book

squeaky

I mentioned a week or two ago that I'd sent away for a new Be-Ro Recipe book using the address and the price quoted in the back of my old and tattered but much loved copy.

Someone else kindly pointed out that they have a website and that you could get the book from there, priced at £1.50 Great

Well it seems that Be-Ro still honour their old offers and still maintain the postal address for orders.

So if you'd like the book for just £0.99 send a cheque or postal order payable to "Be-Ro Recipe Book" and send to:-

Be-Ro Recipe Book, RHM Foods Ltd,
Unit 14, Stafford Close,
Fairwood Industrial Park,
Ashford,
Kent TN23 2WY


Edit: The latest book is available for £1.50 from the address given on Be-Ro web site.

The page with details is here:-

http://www.be-ro.co.uk/f_about.htm

apprentice_tycoon

Is it any better than previous ones...more new stuff?

squeaky

apprentice_tycoon wrote:

Is it any better than previous ones...more new stuff?

Good grief I haven't read it yet!! I got straight on line to tell you all about it.

Hang on... this is the 40th Edition... and...

...

..presentations different from my 39th...

Same size, same number of pages, but fewer recipes listed in the index at the back (?)

They never change a great deal from one book to another so I'd say it's a 50/50 thing if you want to upgrade (mine's been repaired so many times there's more repair than book)...

..but for anyone buying this highly recommended (by me ) book for the first time - this is a good deal.

Queenie

This book addict is trying to resist ....









... oh, go on then - I'll send off for a copy

squeaky

It's my very mostest bestest most usefullest yummiest cook book. It has all the basic baking and pastries recipes in it, handy temperature guide, weight conversions... and 85 pages full of waistline expanding goodies.

I can't recommended it enough - and for a quid it's a real bargain.

I wouldn't be without it. Honest

Galtizz

squeaky wrote:

Well it seems that Be-Ro still honour their old offers and still maintain the postal address for orders.

I have a very, very (much loved and much repaired) old copy that belonged to my Grandma. It cost about 1s 6d. Do you think they'd still honour that one :rotfl:

apprentice_tycoon

Yes, go on, I'll send for another, I'm still on the 38 ed copy but it's a bit thick with greasy gunk so not too aesthetically pleasing

Katgoddess

I'm sure they sell them in Morrisons. In the flour section. Not sure how much for though...

Lucie_2

I keep meaning to ask my Mum if she's still got hers. It used to have pride of place next to the WI cook book

calleyw

I sent off for two and got the cheque back saying that there was something wrong with the cheque. looked at it could not see what was wrong.

Checked details on line. Looked at the cheque again a few days later. And I had only put the date down as 2004. oops

Going to have to write a new cheque and try again.


Yours

Calley

nikkig_3

Is that wonderful chocolate cake recipe in it? the one made with the tinned milk?
A friends mum used to make it when we were kids, and then my nan used to make them for me to bring for my workmates in london!
oh the memories of that cake!