Our Apple-obsessed sibling blog, TUAW picked this up a few days ago. Apparently catching iPod fever, Kraft Foods has created a spot on their website where you can download recipes using Kraft foods. Not podcasts, these are 100 recipes that you can carry around with you for meal planning on the go. As the Dave at TUAW pointed out, it's a bummer that they can't be printed out. Also since you can't open the files on your computer it doesn't look like you'd be able to select out the individual recipes so you might be stuck with things like the mayonnaise and parmesan covered corn on the cob whether you want them or not. Kraft recipes for your iPod
Our Apple-obsessed sibling blog, TUAW picked this up a few days ago. Apparently catching iPod fever, Kraft Foods has created a spot on their website where you can download recipes using Kraft foods. Not podcasts, these are 100 recipes that you can carry around with you for meal planning on the go. As the Dave at TUAW pointed out, it's a bummer that they can't be printed out. Also since you can't open the files on your computer it doesn't look like you'd be able to select out the individual recipes so you might be stuck with things like the mayonnaise and parmesan covered corn on the cob whether you want them or not. Comments [2]
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19-02-2005 @ 11:34AM
Sir Not Appearing in this Blog said...
Hey, don't knock it. Corn on the cob with mayo and parm is darned tasty. It's better with a fresh ear right off the grill, of course, and with a good mayo and real parm.
2Find the recipe you want to look at on your computer, right click and choose open. A dialog box will come up, choose "select program from a list", and press okay. A list with all of your programs should pop up, choose "wordpad" from the list and press okay. Viola! You view them on your computer.
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