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DD

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Aug 29, 2005
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I've been looking online too this afternoon. Thoughts on the 3 ring binder vs. the concealed spiral?
 
Would the concealed spiral be more attractive to book stores since if the name was on the spine, the books could be stacked & still identifiable?
Well, the name of the book is still on the spine if it's a plastic comb. But at 25 cents per copy in cost, we can charge over the $20 limit for concealed wire. So our ROI would be greater for whatever charity/ies we choose.
 

InletBchDweller

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Feb 14, 2006
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I like the concealed binder like the one BR showed. I would display a cookbook like that as I can read the title and it is flat. My plastic spiral bounds, with no title, are stored in a drawer...
 

Franny

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Mar 27, 2005
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I've been looking online too this afternoon. Thoughts on the 3 ring binder vs. the concealed spiral?

The concealed spiral has a very nice look imo and .25 more isn't bad. Now how about the first cook book meeting for sometime in July??
 

DD

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Aug 29, 2005
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grapevine, tx. /On the road to SoWal
The concealed spiral has a very nice look imo and .25 more isn't bad. Now how about the first cook book meeting for sometime in July??

Sounds good to me. We might try to have a conference call between you lucky locals and BR while she's there with me and...ahem...a certain hostile committee member. :lol:
 

JUL

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You ought to think about approaching some SoWal restaurants to see they would be willing to submit recipes. It would be great to have those in there, too.

How about a recipe for Red Bar smashed potatoes and Georges hush puppies? Maybe those could go in a seperate section
 
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