10 Forgotten Betty Crocker Recipes You Need to Try Now

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Date: September 13, 2025
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  2. Betty Crockers red and white PICTURE cookbook. I still have my original and have given 8 -12 away as wedding and house warming gifts . It is so nice to have someone say they always use "that Betty Crocker you gave me".

  7. I inherited my mother's Betty Crocker cookbook when she passed about 14 years ago. I think it's from the 1950s. Some very unique and good recipes in it as well as measuring. Unfortunately I don't cook like 8 used to. I need to get back into cooking more.

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