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cjez_2
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Not sure if this is truly old style but can't find another board for it.
I just want to ask for suggestions- I have a recipe file (the type that stand up on their own) and I think it's great! I want to get one for my dad who's 66 as he does most of the cooking and put recipes in it for him but they're all sooooooooo girly! Cupcakes galore. Even too much for me really. I just want something classic. It's as though they assume men don't cook and if they do then using a recipe file is not something anyone other than Kirstie Allsopp types would use.
Anyway, does anyone know where I can find a simple recipe file- one specifically that stands vertically is all I need.
I just want to ask for suggestions- I have a recipe file (the type that stand up on their own) and I think it's great! I want to get one for my dad who's 66 as he does most of the cooking and put recipes in it for him but they're all sooooooooo girly! Cupcakes galore. Even too much for me really. I just want something classic. It's as though they assume men don't cook and if they do then using a recipe file is not something anyone other than Kirstie Allsopp types would use.
Anyway, does anyone know where I can find a simple recipe file- one specifically that stands vertically is all I need.
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Check out this one on ebay for £6.99 Definitely more masculine than feminine!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KTWO-FLIP-TOP-RECIPE-FILE-ORGANISER-BBQ-PRAWNS-COVER-/281117608301?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Food_SM&hash=item4173ea496d
HTHFather Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
(he points to some plastic cows on the table) are very small; those (pointing at some cows out of the window) are far away...
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Paperchase is really good for recipe files. They have all types there
'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
Great suggestions. That one on eBay is really nice. Thank you!!!0
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I have this Paperchase one that isn't at all girly http://www.paperchase.co.uk/invt/00505812/:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator
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I am a ktwo loyalist so can recommend theirs!
http://www.ktwoproducts.com/products/74_recipe_file_tomatoes_0292 this one is only £5 in a sale just now!
http://www.ktwoproducts.com/products/224_a4_recipe_file_1848 or this one is the A4 one which I can't comment on but looks nice!0 -
I am a ktwo loyalist so can recommend theirs!
http://www.ktwoproducts.com/products/74_recipe_file_tomatoes_0292 this one is only £5 in a sale just now!
http://www.ktwoproducts.com/products/224_a4_recipe_file_1848 or this one is the A4 one which I can't comment on but looks nice!
Oh my, what wonderful products. I've just treated myself to a couple of things...............thanks OP :T0 -
Paperchase have some lovely recipe files, suitable for men and women!
http://www.paperchase.co.uk/stationery/recipe-books-and-refills/icat/recipebooks/Expecting Baby No 1 - 20/06/14 - Team Yellow!0 -
I have a homemade recipe file which is made out of an old two ring ring binder which I stick the clear polypockets into and then slot favourite recipes from magazines into the pockets.0
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