I don't use recipe cards much because I tend to lose them, rip them, get stuff all over them. In fact, I barely even use recipe books in the kitchen for the same reasons, as well as the amount of counter space they take up in my sorbet container-sized kitchen. About the best I do is print out a copy from the files on my computer, or directly from the web.However, I couldn't help but be drawn to Cook's Card's Betty Crocker set in an adorable little red box. The cute recipe box contains 55 classics from Betty Crocker from the original 1950s cookbook. Sure, I probably won't even make 10 things in there, which include delicacies like Pigs in Blankets and Pioneer Macaroni and Cheese, but the idea of such home-y comfort foods appeals to me these days.
The box is under $20.
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