I must admit - at one time, I really thought about downsizing my collection because I was using so many recipes from the internet. Glad I didn't do that! It's so much fun to look through them, and now that I'm making videos, even more fun to cook from them. Thanks for stopping by!
I remember having the "Joy's of Jello" but I think it was smaller and soft bound. I don't believe we used many of the recipes, but it sure was fun looking at the pictures.
There's an independent thrift store near me that does a lot of house clearances - I'm guessing many elder folk pass away and the trucks pick up the furniture and stuff and so that means I often see tons of vintage cookbooks! The store sells them for a $1!!! I know I probably sound greedy, but I go in and grab the lot! I used to feel a bit self conscious, but then I realized (and you mention this too) that someone else could buy them all up to sell on to make money. I buy them because I love them - I feel I've rescued them and giving them a safe home! It's really cool to discover other people who's hearts are into this too. Some folk read sci-fi novels, some read thrillers, others fashion magazines, and many indulge in porn mags, and we read vintage cookery books! And I've been known to take them on holiday with me to read too lol!
WOW! This place sounds like an absolute gem. I say buy them up to your heart's content. You're supporting a local shop AND doing something you love. I'm still on the lookout for places like this in my new home. I had to laugh when you mentioned taking vintage cookbooks on holiday...I've done the same thing! 😂
@@cooking_the_books I know! It's funny because there's something weird about some of the vintage books, but at the same time comforting too! I'm waving my magic wand for you to discover a shop that is full of gems!
As a vintage cookbook collector as well, I must agree with your findings on "independent" thrift stores. You're more likely to find "our" books in the local/one-off church/hospital/charity thrift stores. And I like knowing that I'm helping a local charity. I have found that the Goodwill chains in my area of Central Florida have SEVERELY reduced their literature offerings and replaced them with more clothing, etc. Honestly, almost any and all types of media (books, CDs, DVDs, etc) have all been minimized (sad face). THANK YOU for your channel!! It gives me hope and makes my heart smile :)
It seems like all Goodwill stores have become more standardized than they used to be when it comes to their pricing and merchandise. I remember them being a lot more fun to dig through for treasures! Thank you so much for your kind words! It's been so nice to find other people out there who love vintage cookbooks as much as I do. ☺
Omgosh someone who is a cook book junkie like me. I am so glad to find you. I never thought about reviewing my stash of cook books. I just bought 5 books this past weekend.
I loved listening to you share your love for vintage cookbooks. 11 years old? You must have quite a collection. I’d watch your videos documenting your move! Hey…remember I live in California too! The Bay Area to be more exact.
I started rescuing old things from thrift shops and hole in the wall antique shops at a very early age 😂 I forgot, you do live in the Bay Area! We plan to live in that general area but haven't figured out exactly where yet. We'll stay in corporate housing for a while when we arrive and then look for a new place. We should get Jim to come down from Oregon and have an in person meetup!
@@cooking_the_books That would be great to meet up with Jim! My son lives in Oregon very close to Jim! Let me know if I can answer any questions about California!
The Joy of Cooking is a staple! I have the one that was given to me as a wedding gift in 2000 (published in 1997) and the one from my grandmother's kitchen (published in 1975) I treasure them both. Good luck on the move!
I think I may have caught the collecting bug when it comes to The Joy of Cooking 😁 I recently found a children's cookbook that was also written by Irma Rombauer and just had to have it! Thanks so much for watching!
Love cookbook hauls. Very nice you got the Joy book. I have one. I have noticed it on the shelf in some of your more recent videos. Cannot believe what you paid for it!!
I was so excited to find it! Not sure if you've seen it yet, but I did post one of my 'full day of meals' videos using that copy of Joy about a month ago. 😀
Omg what a great haul! I used to pickup so many like this from the thrift shops & yard sales but let them all go when we moved. That is the best cooking, excited to see more of what comes from all those awesome books. Cheers! =)
Funny you should mention that - the idea for my channel came up because I knew I was going to have to move, and I was trying to decide whether to keep my collection or let it go! Many thanks for checking out my channel, and welcome!
Okay, I legit gasped out loud when I saw your copy of Joy. Our household has maybe three or four editions. I think one of them has actual recipes for cooking squirrel. Looking forward to seeing if you can work out something from those blender recipes, particularly. Thanks for this overview of your collection Anna! Good luck with your move! Could you do any road food videos for your move?
That's the reaction I had when I saw it in the store! And then a second gasp at the 50 cent price tag 😄 I'm thinking of putting together an entire blender FEAST. The book seems to have a little bit of everything so I'm sure it's possible! I'm so glad you enjoyed the little peek into my collection. Always so great to find other cookbook enthusiasts!
@@cooking_the_books FIFTY CENTS!! There's practically something wrong with that. If only I wasn't on the other side of the continent and another country, I'd be begging to get invited over to that blender feast. I want to see all those recipes!
I inherited vintage cookbooks from my great grandmother and great great grandmother. I absolutely love going through them and I also tried some of the recipes. Loved this video, thanks for sharing😊
YES! I love hearing from other vintage cookbook lovers! It's so special to have cookbooks from your great grandmother and great great grandmother. Thanks for watching!
I also like Vintage cookbook and I am learning a lot of recipes from it. Some I got from a family hands me down cookbooks and some I got from second hand book store. You have a great books haul .
Thank you! Not sure if I ever told you this - I found your channel by searching 'vintage cookbooks' on TH-cam. The video where you bake a birthday cake with your friend came up, and after watching that I checked out some of the other channels of the people who left you comments. It's really your channel that led me to a lot of other friends in the YT food community, so thank you for that! ☺
I enjoyed this a lot. I’ve wondered where you find your cookbooks! I think it would be fun if you documented your move! It lets us get to know you a bit more away from your kitchen. Good luck and safe travels on your move♥️
I'm glad you enjoyed this! Something a little different than what I normally do. Thank you for the well wishes! Moving day just keeps getting closer and closer.
Awesome! My mom still has that busy-lady cookbook. That’s a great haul, Anna! 👍🏻 Good luck with your big move! I had no idea you were going across the country! I’d watch any moving-related content. In fact, I’ll check out anything you feel like sharing. Take care and stay safe! 🙂
The title just cracked me up 😂 Thank you!! My husband started a new job back in November and the office out there is finally opening up. So...time for us to move! We'll be driving since Dottie is an elder dog and there's no way I would put her through the stress of flying. Should be interesting for sure. 😄
I have a few of the pillsbury cook off books!! I use them regularly. Especially the 9th annual pillsbury cook off book. There is an awesome chocolate pie recipe in it 😁🥧🍫
Great haul! I need to start collecting old cookbooks! Haha loved trying the Betty Crocker recipe from an actual physical recipe card! Congrats on the move, so exciting! 🤗
It's like hunting for buried treasure! AdmittedIy, I didn't prepare many recipes from my vintage cookbook collection before I started this channel. Filming videos has given me a great reason to give so many new recipes a try. It's a lot of fun! Thank you for the moving well wishes!
@@cooking_the_books Yessss! Treasure! Haha I know, me too, I liked the idea of old recipes, but didn't really have much of a reason to try them before lol
I have a new walnut cookbook. Looks exactly like that but it is early 50s according to the person who praised it. I was curious about the date it was published as well. Another useful cookbook 😉
Did I hear you say you’re “NUT sure what you were going to make with that walnut cookbook?” Ha ha pun intended! Good review. I’ll pass on the blender dinner until for another 30 years, methinks then when I lose my choppers I’ll look for your video on that
This is so cool! I love the way you talk things through. May you stay blessed my friend. Lets connect and walk alongside each other on this TH-cam journey.🙏🤗♥️
I found a cookbook my mom had of her mother’s 1925. To me recipes are very different from now and I don’t think I could make anything! One good think they had recipes for invalids.
Surprisingly, I do not (yet) own any cookbooks that are solely focused on microwave cookery. However! I did just pick up a children's cookbook from the late 70s that contains a microwave recipe for a whole chicken. I have a lot of questions about that one! 😆
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Always enjoy rummaging through a thrift shop or flea market!!
New New. Yes!!! I love good ole cook books. Rather them then internet any day. Love them. Tyfs
I must admit - at one time, I really thought about downsizing my collection because I was using so many recipes from the internet. Glad I didn't do that! It's so much fun to look through them, and now that I'm making videos, even more fun to cook from them. Thanks for stopping by!
I remember having the "Joy's of Jello" but I think it was smaller and soft bound. I don't believe we used many of the recipes, but it sure was fun looking at the pictures.
There's an independent thrift store near me that does a lot of house clearances - I'm guessing many elder folk pass away and the trucks pick up the furniture and stuff and so that means I often see tons of vintage cookbooks! The store sells them for a $1!!! I know I probably sound greedy, but I go in and grab the lot! I used to feel a bit self conscious, but then I realized (and you mention this too) that someone else could buy them all up to sell on to make money. I buy them because I love them - I feel I've rescued them and giving them a safe home! It's really cool to discover other people who's hearts are into this too. Some folk read sci-fi novels, some read thrillers, others fashion magazines, and many indulge in porn mags, and we read vintage cookery books! And I've been known to take them on holiday with me to read too lol!
WOW! This place sounds like an absolute gem. I say buy them up to your heart's content. You're supporting a local shop AND doing something you love. I'm still on the lookout for places like this in my new home. I had to laugh when you mentioned taking vintage cookbooks on holiday...I've done the same thing! 😂
@@cooking_the_books I know! It's funny because there's something weird about some of the vintage books, but at the same time comforting too! I'm waving my magic wand for you to discover a shop that is full of gems!
As a vintage cookbook collector as well, I must agree with your findings on "independent" thrift stores. You're more likely to find "our" books in the local/one-off church/hospital/charity thrift stores. And I like knowing that I'm helping a local charity.
I have found that the Goodwill chains in my area of Central Florida have SEVERELY reduced their literature offerings and replaced them with more clothing, etc. Honestly, almost any and all types of media (books, CDs, DVDs, etc) have all been minimized (sad face).
THANK YOU for your channel!! It gives me hope and makes my heart smile :)
It seems like all Goodwill stores have become more standardized than they used to be when it comes to their pricing and merchandise. I remember them being a lot more fun to dig through for treasures! Thank you so much for your kind words! It's been so nice to find other people out there who love vintage cookbooks as much as I do. ☺
Omgosh someone who is a cook book junkie like me. I am so glad to find you. I never thought about reviewing my stash of cook books. I just bought 5 books this past weekend.
YES I love to hear that! I have so much fun creating these videos for everyone, but especially cookbook junkies like us. 😆
I loved listening to you share your love for vintage cookbooks. 11 years old? You must have quite a collection. I’d watch your videos documenting your move! Hey…remember I live in California too! The Bay Area to be more exact.
I started rescuing old things from thrift shops and hole in the wall antique shops at a very early age 😂
I forgot, you do live in the Bay Area! We plan to live in that general area but haven't figured out exactly where yet. We'll stay in corporate housing for a while when we arrive and then look for a new place. We should get Jim to come down from Oregon and have an in person meetup!
@@cooking_the_books That would be great to meet up with Jim! My son lives in Oregon very close to Jim! Let me know if I can answer any questions about California!
The Joy of Cooking is a staple! I have the one that was given to me as a wedding gift in 2000 (published in 1997) and the one from my grandmother's kitchen (published in 1975) I treasure them both. Good luck on the move!
I think I may have caught the collecting bug when it comes to The Joy of Cooking 😁
I recently found a children's cookbook that was also written by Irma Rombauer and just had to have it! Thanks so much for watching!
I love that “round up” is in quotes 😂 haha why? Never as good as bean time
There are very few headlines that can beat Bean Time!
Love cookbook hauls. Very nice you got the Joy book. I have one. I have noticed it on the shelf in some of your more recent videos. Cannot believe what you paid for it!!
I was so excited to find it! Not sure if you've seen it yet, but I did post one of my 'full day of meals' videos using that copy of Joy about a month ago. 😀
I have not seen this video yet. Really enjoying you. @@cooking_the_books
Wonderful sharing my new friend 👍great cook book, my dear
Thank you! They certainly area. lot of fun to flip through.
Omg what a great haul! I used to pickup so many like this from the thrift shops & yard sales but let them all go when we moved. That is the best cooking, excited to see more of what comes from all those awesome books. Cheers! =)
Funny you should mention that - the idea for my channel came up because I knew I was going to have to move, and I was trying to decide whether to keep my collection or let it go! Many thanks for checking out my channel, and welcome!
I love cookbooks ! And your vidéos are really Nice ! Deep in the childhood. I subscribe
Thank you! It's always nice to find another cookbook lover!
Okay, I legit gasped out loud when I saw your copy of Joy. Our household has maybe three or four editions. I think one of them has actual recipes for cooking squirrel. Looking forward to seeing if you can work out something from those blender recipes, particularly. Thanks for this overview of your collection Anna! Good luck with your move! Could you do any road food videos for your move?
That's the reaction I had when I saw it in the store! And then a second gasp at the 50 cent price tag 😄
I'm thinking of putting together an entire blender FEAST. The book seems to have a little bit of everything so I'm sure it's possible! I'm so glad you enjoyed the little peek into my collection. Always so great to find other cookbook enthusiasts!
@@cooking_the_books FIFTY CENTS!! There's practically something wrong with that. If only I wasn't on the other side of the continent and another country, I'd be begging to get invited over to that blender feast. I want to see all those recipes!
I inherited vintage cookbooks from my great grandmother and great great grandmother. I absolutely love going through them and I also tried some of the recipes. Loved this video, thanks for sharing😊
YES! I love hearing from other vintage cookbook lovers! It's so special to have cookbooks from your great grandmother and great great grandmother. Thanks for watching!
Wow.. thanks for the review..
Love ur vintage cookbook recipes.
Enjoyed watching 😊🤩
Thank you for checking out my video!
I also like Vintage cookbook and I am learning a lot of recipes from it. Some I got from a family hands me down cookbooks and some I got from second hand book store. You have a great books haul .
That's awesome! Always great to hear from another vintage cookbook lover. Thank you for watching!
I love these... I have a small collection and so enjoy your videos
Thank you! Not sure if I ever told you this - I found your channel by searching 'vintage cookbooks' on TH-cam. The video where you bake a birthday cake with your friend came up, and after watching that I checked out some of the other channels of the people who left you comments. It's really your channel that led me to a lot of other friends in the YT food community, so thank you for that! ☺
Oh, how wonderful! Im so blessed to be part of your community 🥰
OMG I HAD THAT COOKBOOK FOR KIDS TOO!!!!!!! Good luck with your move, Anna. I'll be here for you upon your return 💛
Those little burger faces (which are called pizzas in the book?) on the front cover always called to me! Thank you for watching ♥
I enjoyed this a lot. I’ve wondered where you find your cookbooks!
I think it would be fun if you documented your move! It lets us get to know you a bit more away from your kitchen.
Good luck and safe travels on your move♥️
I'm glad you enjoyed this! Something a little different than what I normally do.
Thank you for the well wishes! Moving day just keeps getting closer and closer.
Awesome! My mom still has that busy-lady cookbook. That’s a great haul, Anna! 👍🏻
Good luck with your big move! I had no idea you were going across the country! I’d watch any moving-related content. In fact, I’ll check out anything you feel like sharing. Take care and stay safe! 🙂
The title just cracked me up 😂
Thank you!! My husband started a new job back in November and the office out there is finally opening up. So...time for us to move! We'll be driving since Dottie is an elder dog and there's no way I would put her through the stress of flying. Should be interesting for sure. 😄
I have a few of the pillsbury cook off books!! I use them regularly. Especially the 9th annual pillsbury cook off book. There is an awesome chocolate pie recipe in it 😁🥧🍫
Ooh I'll have to see if I have that one! Thanks for watching. ♥
Great haul! I need to start collecting old cookbooks! Haha loved trying the Betty Crocker recipe from an actual physical recipe card! Congrats on the move, so exciting! 🤗
It's like hunting for buried treasure! AdmittedIy, I didn't prepare many recipes from my vintage cookbook collection before I started this channel. Filming videos has given me a great reason to give so many new recipes a try. It's a lot of fun! Thank you for the moving well wishes!
@@cooking_the_books Yessss! Treasure! Haha I know, me too, I liked the idea of old recipes, but didn't really have much of a reason to try them before lol
I have a new walnut cookbook. Looks exactly like that but it is early 50s according to the person who praised it. I was curious about the date it was published as well. Another useful cookbook 😉
The little illustrations inside are so cute!
Cool I am liking this
Great book review!
Thanks for watching!
Did I hear you say you’re “NUT sure what you were going to make with that walnut cookbook?” Ha ha pun intended! Good review. I’ll pass on the blender dinner until for another 30 years, methinks then when I lose my choppers I’ll look for your video on that
The blender cookbook. 😂 I haven't given it a thorough look yet, but I can't wait to really dig in and see what concoctions are in there.
This is so cool! I love the way you talk things through. May you stay blessed my friend. Lets connect and walk alongside each other on this TH-cam journey.🙏🤗♥️
Thank you! I love sharing my collection with others. Thanks for watching!
Love this!
Have you ever shown your whole shelved cookbook collection. Just curious. 😊
It sometimes pops up in the background of my videos! I've moved out of state and back since this video, so things have sorta shifted around. 😀
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I found a cookbook my mom had of her mother’s 1925. To me recipes are very different from now and I don’t think I could make anything! One good think they had recipes for invalids.
Do you have a microwave cookbook- I’m wanting to find a wild and weird microwave recipe!!!!!!!
Surprisingly, I do not (yet) own any cookbooks that are solely focused on microwave cookery. However! I did just pick up a children's cookbook from the late 70s that contains a microwave recipe for a whole chicken. I have a lot of questions about that one! 😆
@@cooking_the_books nope 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣 I’ll skip that one
I cannot even imagine how rubbery and weird the texture of the chicken turns out...
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Lol I have a few old better homes and garden and some recipes are strange
I LOVE the BH&G books. So many unusual themes and recipes!
@@cooking_the_books I love them too lol. I will make some too and some are good lol