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The Edmonds Cookery Book is the biggest selling cook book in New Zealand history, with a 90-year history of popularity and success. It's quite amazing!
It all started in the South Island of New Zealand, last century, when Thomas J Edmonds developed his own baking powder in response to the dissatisfaction of customers for the variety available at the time. His Edmonds "Sure-to-Rise" Baking Powder was an instant success, and the cook book made its first appearance in 1907.
As Edmonds expanded their range of products the cook book came even more popular. It became a standard gift when couples got married, and in latter years when young people went flatting.
All the recipes have been tried and tested for almost a century, and more have been added over the years. You still find the Kiwi classics, like Anzac Biscuits, Pavlova and Golden Syrup pudding, so it is a marvellous cookbook for Kiwis to take overseas. And with recipes like Chicken Enchiladas and Chinese Style Pork Fillet, this cookbook will be useful in any country!
It all started in the South Island of New Zealand, last century, when Thomas J Edmonds developed his own baking powder in response to the dissatisfaction of customers for the variety available at the time. His Edmonds "Sure-to-Rise" Baking Powder was an instant success, and the cook book made its first appearance in 1907.
As Edmonds expanded their range of products the cook book came even more popular. It became a standard gift when couples got married, and in latter years when young people went flatting.
All the recipes have been tried and tested for almost a century, and more have been added over the years. You still find the Kiwi classics, like Anzac Biscuits, Pavlova and Golden Syrup pudding, so it is a marvellous cookbook for Kiwis to take overseas. And with recipes like Chicken Enchiladas and Chinese Style Pork Fillet, this cookbook will be useful in any country!
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