If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!

Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
from a department store or from a website online?

If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?

Thank you!

previously in rfc, (Nicole) wrote:

> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>

I don't often have to buy anything, but if I do I can usually pick it up at
Bed Bath & Beyond. They do have a website (bedbathandbeyond.com), though I
go to the one in my neighborhood.


Haven't bought a cookbook in a while, but I think I've used ebay or amazon
(especially the used books vendors) for any book purchases in the last few
years...

-Claudia

previously in rfc, (Nicole) wrote:

> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>

I don't often have to buy anything, but if I do I can usually pick it up at
Bed Bath & Beyond. They do have a website (bedbathandbeyond.com), though I
go to the one in my neighborhood.


Haven't bought a cookbook in a while, but I think I've used ebay or amazon
(especially the used books vendors) for any book purchases in the last few
years...

-Claudia

Nicole wrote:

> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>
> Thank you!

I find THEGOODCOOK.COM to be an excellent online source. What I don't
like, I just paste the carton, and have the mailman deliver it back at
their expense.

You can choose not to have their monthly selection delivered online.

HTH,

Rich

--
"Dum Spiro, Spero."

As long as I breath, I hope.

Cicero

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Let there be fish!!!

Nicole wrote:
>
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?

Neither. We buy equally from ethnic markets, used bookshops/charity
shops, library sales, street markets and are given books and cookware as
gifts etc.
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?

No idea.


>
> Thank you!

Nicole wrote:
>
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?

Neither. We buy equally from ethnic markets, used bookshops/charity
shops, library sales, street markets and are given books and cookware as
gifts etc.
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?

No idea.


>
> Thank you!

"Nicole" > wrote in message
om...
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>
> Thank you!

For books try www.amazon.com For home-cooking equipment www.cooking.com is
fine. Especially check clearance items of well-known manufacturers on web
sites. You can find some very good deals and if you can wait, postal
delivery can save additionally on shipping.

"Nicole" > wrote in message
om...
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>
> Thank you!

For books try www.amazon.com For home-cooking equipment www.cooking.com is
fine. Especially check clearance items of well-known manufacturers on web
sites. You can find some very good deals and if you can wait, postal
delivery can save additionally on shipping.

"Nicole" > wrote in message
om...
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>
> Thank you!
For cookbooks, http://www.ecookbooks.com
For equipment, amazon.com, ebay, chefscatalog.com and some knife sites like
knifeoutlet.com
For ingredients, penzeys.com or bakerscatalog.com (King Arthur Flour, also
has some equipment)

These have worked for me.

"Nicole" > wrote in message
om...
> If you all could please answer this I would really appreciate it!
>
> Do you usually purchase your cookbooks, and cookware, utensils...ect
> from a department store or from a website online?
>
> If from a website what is one you trust and has good quality products?
>
> Thank you!
For cookbooks, http://www.ecookbooks.com
For equipment, amazon.com, ebay, chefscatalog.com and some knife sites like
knifeoutlet.com
For ingredients, penzeys.com or bakerscatalog.com (King Arthur Flour, also
has some equipment)

These have worked for me.