Do You Borrow Library Cookbooks?

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I have actually never borrowed cookbooks before. I usually buy my own and otherwise the internet is what I use.
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Wow! I have never done this before, but it is a really good idea. Since there are different cuisines out there and cookbooks at a library would have an extensive collection.
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I usually use Pinterest, which is probably for the best. I wouldn't want to get as much cookie dough and cake batter on library books as I do on my own phone.
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Not anymore.. YouTube is my holy grail when it comes to cooking. I only follow those videos. It’s simple and easy.
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No all the cookbooks I own were a gift.
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With online content, hard books are rarely borrowed going to the library has become the serine place where you carry digital tools.
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This is definitely something I should start doing, I have never borrowed any library cookbook. But I want to learn more recipes so I will start
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Nope. Never borrowed cook recipe books from library.
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I am mostly self-taught. I never really follow recipes or anything and also, the internet now has everything. I think it is easier to look at multiple recipes of the same thing on the internet, and then come up with your own thing.
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We don’t have cookbooks before in our library. However, there’s this merchant of books that will often go to our school to sell books, and these will always be the books that I will ask for. Cookbooks shape my upbringing though
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Yes, I borrow library cookbooks. As a person, I also want to cook something new and experience cooking new recipe. Whenever I do this, I still need a cookbook to guide me in cooking a specific food with a recipe.
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I have a large library of cookbooks at home. But I also look recipes up online. If I like them, I print them out and put them with my other recipes.
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Not really. All my recipes are learnt from my friends and family
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No I have never, but can consider that in future
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I will check out library cookbooks, especially if I’m trying a new diet but I’m not sure if I want to stick with it yet.
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