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Bero cook book

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  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,500 Forumite
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    squeaky wrote:
    Edit: The latest book is available for £1.25 from the address given on Be-Ro web site.

    The page with details is here:-

    http://www.be-ro.co.uk/f_about.htm
    I've looked today and it seems to have gone up to £1.50!
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  • Noozan
    Noozan Posts: 1,058 Forumite
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    Our local Morrsions has copies on the shelf (near where all the flour is kept) for £1.06.
    I have the mind of a criminal genius. I keep it in the freezer next to Mother....
  • Louisa_2
    Louisa_2 Posts: 123 Forumite
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    My local Safeway has just beome Morrisons, new look store opened yesterday. And before the refit they were selling off the new Be-Ro recipe books for 9p- if I'd known they were practically the OS bakery handbook :) I would have bought a load and you could have had them from me. Sorry- but I will see if they still have them reduced when I go tomorrow.

    PS I did buy one for myself, everything looks great!
  • Hunnymonster
    Hunnymonster Posts: 751 Forumite
    Tweedmouth Co-Op has them for 99p as does Cramlington Sainsburys - damn it I paid £1.25 and used a stamp to get mine - that's 52p down the pan (the stamp was 26p from CostCo in the just-before-the-post-went-up rush :D)
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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    Savvy_Sue wrote:
    I've looked today and it seems to have gone up to £1.50!

    Good grief!!

    Ahem - there is still the old address detail on post #1 <coff>
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  • Sweet_Pea_2
    Sweet_Pea_2 Posts: 691 Forumite
    I wished I had known I may have been able to get one from Morrisons. I sent off my cheque for a book three months ago and had given up on it arriving so I bought one off ebay. I wont say how much I paid for it cos Im embarassed. :o
  • lottie26_2
    lottie26_2 Posts: 246 Forumite
    Can you still get the be-ro baking book my nana and granny always used this book and there food was always lovely.
    My sister still has my nana's, I would love to get one.
    cc debt ( end dec 05) 6485 :eek:
    Currently:4475.73

    Shopping for March
    Week 1: £46.74
    Week 2:
    Week 3:
    Week 4:
    A+L loan but as I have already paid the intrest no point in paying it off early(dont get one) so going to save, save, save when cc paid off

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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    The answer is yes. I have seen it on the shelves at the co op.
    or you can send a cheque for £0.99p payable to 'Be-ro Receipe Book'
    at
    The Be-ro Kitchin
    PO BOX 100
    Blackburn
    Lancs
    BB0 1GR




    edit: The price is now £1.50
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  • jasons_2
    jasons_2 Posts: 190 Forumite
    Yes you can!

    I was the Innovations manager for McDougals a few years ago- it was staggering the amount of requests we got for it!!

    Apparantly it is the most published cook book in the UK ever.

    I dont have the address to hand but I think the website is bero.co/com

    I think the details are on there.

    Hope that helps.


    J
  • lottie26_2
    lottie26_2 Posts: 246 Forumite
    Thanks, Ican't belive it's so cheap I know its only a small book but theres loads of recipes in it.
    cc debt ( end dec 05) 6485 :eek:
    Currently:4475.73

    Shopping for March
    Week 1: £46.74
    Week 2:
    Week 3:
    Week 4:
    A+L loan but as I have already paid the intrest no point in paying it off early(dont get one) so going to save, save, save when cc paid off

    The £2.00 savers club:£24.00
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