Collection: Cookbooks and cooking pamphlets collection, 1910/2008 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Cookbooks and cooking pamphlets collection, 1910/2008

"Cooking with Snow Floss Kraut" pamphlet - National Kraut Packers Association Box 2, Folder 3

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"Cook-Out Recipes compliments of Your Friendly Grocer" pamphlet Box 5, Folder 2

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"Cool Ideas Cook Book" pamphlet and insert - Pillsbury Company Box 5, Folder 11

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"Cranberries and how to cook them" pamphlet - Eatmor Cranberries Box 2, Folder 4

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"Delicious Homemade Recipes and Gift Ideas" pamphlet with sections cut out, 2004 Box 7, Folder 6

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"Diet For The School Child - Iowa State College of Agriculture And Mechanic Arts" pamphlet, 1925 Box 1, Folder 6

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"Dining Delights" pamphlet - The R. T. French Company, 1948 Box 1, Folder 27

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"Dishes Men Like" pamphlet - Lea and Perrins, Inc., 1952 Box 3, Folder 12

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"Easy One-Dish Meals with Hunt's Tomato Sauce" pamphlet - Hunt Foods Box 2, Folder 5

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"Easy Ways to Good Meals - 99 Delicious Dishes Made With Campbell's Soups" pamphlet - Campbell Soup Company, 1951 Box 3, Folder 4

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