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Description- Personalize with Any Name and Message
- Available in paperback and hardcover
- Hardcover editions feature Any Name gold-embossed on the cover!
- Scrumptious 1970s Recipes and food ideas, featuring adverts, columns and recipes as they were originally printed
- Protect your book for years to come with a premium gift box
Take your taste buds on a trip down memory lane, with our 1970s Cookbooks from Newspapers. 70s Britain was a period of social progressive values. There was a growing awareness on the liberalization of women, from figures like Margret Thatcher – the first female prime minster, as well as newspaper icons like Delia Smith. A women’s stability in the workplace was increasing, and with the majority of women in employment, it was essential for fast and tasty meals, featured in this 1970s Recipe Book.
Thanks to the fridge-freezer revolution, recipes in this book reminisce those fast-paced days of the working mum. From well-known 1970 Recipes like Delia’s ‘Treacle Roley Poley’, to Penny’s ‘Bean and Rice Casserole’ – learn about the 1970s Dishes that meant quick and healthy foods for the busy family. Along with original recipes that made the decade iconic, this 70s Newspaper Book features novelty adverts and advice as they were originally printed.
With tips to create enjoyable grub out of frozen veggies, the Family Food Guide column was vital for working moms and hungry mouths to produce quick, nutritious meals. Give someone a nostalgic gift from the 70s, available in paperback and hardcover, personalized with Any Name and Message or make this gift really stand out with the recipient’s Name gold-embossed on the cover of a hardcover edition.
Personalizing Your 1970s Recipe Book
Personalize with Any Name up to 22 characters and Any Message of five lines up to 30 characters each.
For a trinket filled with nostalgia and charm, why not chose the hardcover edition and have the recipient’s Name embossed in gold on the cover?
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Why not take your taste buds into the past with our Recipe Newspaper Books, exploring iconic recipes of the decade?
More Information
This 1970s Cookbook from Newspapers contains recipes and food ideas available in A4 paperback and hardcover. Hardcover books will have your personalisation embossed in gold. Products will be produced exactly as you have stated. Accents and other symbols cannot be printed.
Rated 3 out of 5
based on 1 review
Really lovely idea but print wasn’t as clear as the previous football book I ordered, but disappointed if honest
- Historic Newspapers Team April 27 2022
Thank you for your review.
We are sorry to hear this.
The product that you have ordered are using reproduction of the English Daily Mirror newspapers from the 1970’s. As these are newspapers that would have been printed 50 years ago, the print technology will not be as we know it today and therefore will be pixelated/grainy. We do try and make the scans as clear as possible, but we will always select the best scans available.
In regards to the print size, the original newspaper print is A3 tabloid size newspaper, however the recipe book are advertised in A4, therefore we have had to shrink the pages down to fit the books, which does make the headlines and text smaller than originally printed.
Please do accept our apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Kind Regards,
The Historic Newspapers Team
Personalized 1970s Newspaper Recipes Book
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Rated 3 out of 5
based on 1 review
Really lovely idea but print wasn’t as clear as the previous football book I ordered, but disappointed if honest
- Historic Newspapers Team April 27 2022
Thank you for your review.
We are sorry to hear this.
The product that you have ordered are using reproduction of the English Daily Mirror newspapers from the 1970’s. As these are newspapers that would have been printed 50 years ago, the print technology will not be as we know it today and therefore will be pixelated/grainy. We do try and make the scans as clear as possible, but we will always select the best scans available.
In regards to the print size, the original newspaper print is A3 tabloid size newspaper, however the recipe book are advertised in A4, therefore we have had to shrink the pages down to fit the books, which does make the headlines and text smaller than originally printed.
Please do accept our apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Kind Regards,
The Historic Newspapers Team
