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The OXO Cookbook
Oxo
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Description for The OXO Cookbook
Hardback. The UK's best loved stock cube is, of course, OXO's. Invaluable for super-tasty gravy, casseroles, soups and more, they have been used by cooks around the country for more than a hundred years. Num Pages: 128 pages, over 50 colour photographs. BIC Classification: WBT; WBVM. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 200 x 222 x 18. Weight in Grams: 612.
The UK's best loved stock cube is, of course, OXO's. Invaluable for super-tasty gravy, casseroles, soups and more, they have been used by cooks around the country for more than a hundred years.Today, OXO's range of flavour-enhancing products are at the heart of so many kitchens, whether you are a modern foodie who likes to experiment with new flavours, a time-poor parent who wants to make good family food, or anyone who likes to put their own twist on everyday dishes. This is a cookbook for all of these people, with 50 simple, hassle-free dishes for every occasion, from quick ... Read more
The UK's best loved stock cube is, of course, OXO's. Invaluable for super-tasty gravy, casseroles, soups and more, they have been used by cooks around the country for more than a hundred years.Today, OXO's range of flavour-enhancing products are at the heart of so many kitchens, whether you are a modern foodie who likes to experiment with new flavours, a time-poor parent who wants to make good family food, or anyone who likes to put their own twist on everyday dishes. This is a cookbook for all of these people, with 50 simple, hassle-free dishes for every occasion, from quick ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Quadrille Publishing Ltd
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2016
Condition
New
Weight
601g
Number of Pages
128
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781849497688
SKU
V9781849497688
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-4
About Oxo
In 1840, Baron Justus von Liebig invented meat extract. Shortly after, OXO was born. Taking on the form of the mighty cube, OXO became a firm favourite in family store cupboards across the UK. OXO is rooted in British food history: from sponsoring the 1908 London Olympic Games, to being supplied to soldiers in their ration kits during the First ... Read more
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