Suck UKMy Baking Recipe Book and Cooking Journal Record & Store Your Favourite Recipes
R389
About
This fabric bound book contains blank template pages so you can record and store all of your favourite baking recipes. Write down the required ingredients and method, personalise with photos and keep as your own archive or give as a gift to friends and family. The journal has space for more than 80 recipes, templates for cookie and cake deisgns, an introduction with useful guides, tips, tables and more.
Ideal for:
- Baking Tips: Useful baking techniques and guides
- Cookie Designs: Draw out your ideas and keep them for next time
- Essential Utensils: A list of everything you need to get started
- Cake Decorating: Keep a record of your best birthday cakes
Product Features
- Beautiful baking journal - Blue fabric bound hardback journal with blank template pages for recording your favourite baking recipes
- Helpful templates & prompts - includes baking techniques, guides essential lists of equipment, measurements and recipes. Hard-backed & Sturdy to last a lifetime
- High quality & Sturdy - smooth, quality sheets of paper, A beautiful blue fabric cover, and two ribbons to mark your page.
- Protective sleeve included - Comes with a simple & classic cardboard protective sleeve to keep your journal safe over time
- The perfect gift for Baker - ideal for anyone who loves to create their own recipes and stay organized in the process!
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