The 4 Ingredient Cookbook?

Julie

February 19, 20090 found this helpful

Amazon.com has it in the used books section for about $4-$5 each, including shipping.

Jacquelyn Valentine
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February 19, 20090 found this helpful

Try www.abebooks.com, they usually have great prices. The website isn't all that fancy, which is probably one of the ways that they cut down on the cost of bringing us the website in the first place.

sylvia

February 19, 20091 found this helpful

The 4 ingredient cookbook is an Australian publication put together by two ladies in Queensland. They have a website where you can find recipes and buy the book www.4ingredients.com.au

Deborah Jones

February 20, 20090 found this helpful

Try ebay - I got a 3-in-1 4 ingredient for my son when he was trying to compile a list of easy recipes for camping!

Also try Half.com, an eBay company. (I sell books there).

Cindy

February 20, 20090 found this helpful

I don't know if you have a Half Price book store or not, but they have them.

I own the book by Linda Coffee and Emily Cale. The website is www.ktc.net/cookbook/ and the phone number is 800 757 0838.

I have seen the book at borders and at books a million. $5-$6 each.

Jan

February 21, 20090 found this helpful

Try www.bookmooch.com
You swap books with other people via mail, paying only for the postage. You have to list some books you would be willing to send and you can then request books from other people.

Try your local library you can get the book on loan and then copy the recipes you like for 10 cents or so depending on your local library costs for their copy machine. Or pay a few $$ at Amazon. com or Barnes and Noble.com. I find Amazon.com a whole brunch cheaper.

I just checked http://www.paperbackswap.com and there are a couple of copies there. It is a free swapping site.

Julia
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September 11, 20100 found this helpful

There are several different versions of "The Four Ingredients Cookbook" including a couple for diabetics. Great basic cookbooks, and for beginning cooks, a really good way to acquire a basic knowledge of recipes and techniques...always leaving room for your own additions or variations.

Good Luck and Happy Cooking.

Pookarina