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The Great Family Cookbook Project – Online Deal

Cookbook-Making Software with 5 or 10 Optional Custom, Printed Cookbooks (Up to 83% Off)

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$99.95
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In a Nutshell

The software compiles family recipes, photos, and stories and transforms them into full-color cookbooks with customizable layouts and covers

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 3 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Online only.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

It's important to keep recipes organized in a cookbook so they don't get mixed in with drafts of your screenplay. Stop Esmeralda from baking sugar cookies mid-monologue with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $19.99 for a lifetime membership to the family cookbook-creating software (a $99.95 value)
  • $49.99 for the above lifetime software membership (a $99.95 value) and 5 copies of your custom cookbook, stocked with up to 50 recipes and 10 color photos (a $186 value; a $285.95 total value)
  • $69.99 for the above lifetime software membership (a $99.95 value) and 10 copies of your custom cookbook (a $236.25 value; a $336.20 value)

Families compile their recipes with the software, which works on Macs, PCs and iPads, and can accommodate up to 50 submissions from an unlimited number of contributors in its full-color cookbooks. Users can customize their cookbooks by uploading personal photos and choosing from a selection of layouts, covers, and dividers. Final drafts can be printed at home, at FedEx Office, or exported straight to a Kindle or iPad. For more information, see the FAQs or peruse a sample cookbook.

The Great Family Cookbook Project

Bill Rice has been exploring his ancestry for more than a decade, so he knows that tracking family traditions is hard work. One summer, over a delectable meal on Cape Cod, he and his family realized that one of the best ways to share their traditions with future generations was right on the plates in front of them. However, Bill wanted to go further than a standard family cookbook by creating heirlooms that share recipes as well as stories and photographs culled from several family members.

Bill’s high school friend Chip Lowell built the technology that was the backbone of the enterprise—and now forms the backbone of The Great Family Cookbook Project, which makes its technology available to clans everywhere. The software allows creators to add personal touches to their books, from hand-written recipes to bookmarks made from the family’s favourite deli meat. It also sends email reminders to contributors, amasses recipes, and hosts an eclectic stock of templates and color schemes.

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The Great Family Cookbook Project