RECIPE BOX & CARD KIT
$55.00

jen
Vote: Thumbs down!

The cards don't appear to be a the standard size of an index card. I really don't want to have to copy my recipes from one set of cards to another. The box looks unfinished and prone to staining if left on the counter near the stove.

Crystal
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Kind of cute but do people use recipe cards anymore?! Price point way too high.

Kathryn
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just too expensive

Lisa
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Expensive wooden box. I'm not big on written recipes - I prefer things saved digitally.

Angela

TOO EXPENSIVE.

Sanriobaby
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Nice retro gift but overpriced.

Jen
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Nice that the description mentions that CD/DVDs will fit.However, the wood appears to be quite thin and not overly durable. Too expensive for a small box.

Gigi
Vote: Thumbs up!

This is a neat gift and recipe boxes are hard to find.

Deborah
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Who has recipe boxes anymore? All of mine are either in slick books or on my computer. I do dig the cool graphics, though.

Teresa
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Way more than I want to spend!

Mallory
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My uncle could make this for me, and then it could look however I want it to. I think it needs to be wider so it could hold the average recipe card size and not just ones that look to be the size of post-its.

Penny
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ditto my remarks on the recipe book.

Jessica
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again, too expensive, and not very useful. We are in a digital world, and as a chef myself, I don't have time to handwrite my recipes. It's all on my computer.

Deborah
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Doesn't look like much for the money -- a thin wooden box.

amanda
Vote: Thumbs up!

Great gift and cool way to store your fav recipes

Linda
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Pricey for a recipe box,lil too country for me.

Bibblie
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WAY too pricey!

Josefina
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Way too expensive.

Amanda

This would be way better in a standard 3x5 recipe card size. I like the utensils on top, but it's really impractical. And expensive! I'll stick with my index cards and plain plastic box from Staples...

Amanda
Vote: Thumbs down!

I like the idea but would never pay $55 for a simple wooden box

Bonnie
Vote: Thumbs up!

I agree, it should have a stain-proof finish. But I love the recycled paper, the cool size, the silverware design is great and it holds CDs and DVD's. I would use it near my computer for meal planning more than in the kitchen.

Marianne
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I don't think people use recipe cards much anymore

Katy
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I don't get it. What sets this apart from any other recipe box.

Marty
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Too expensive and it looks like just plain wood without any finish. Not good for the kitchen.

Marilyn
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So many out there as it is......I don't use my anymore.

ASHLEY
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I actually do like recipe cards and good ones are hard to find. There are two problems here: the box is useless and you can only write on one side of the card. Just too expensive for those drawbacks.

Greta
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Super cute, but a little pricey.

stephanie
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too expensive

Diana
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I agree...should have been standard size but I like the top a lot

MELISSA
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love the decor/ design of the cards themselves but for about a tenth of the price! top design (silverware print) is cute, chic,

Melissa
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Just seems a bit small. I prefer to have recipes larger so I can jot down notes and additional ideas on it.

Gayle

Lower the price and you've got a deal!

Jana
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contemporary take on a classic design, but it does appear that it would stain easily and it does seem overpriced

Lauren E.
Vote: Thumbs up!

nice gift though very pricey

Elizabeth
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price is too high. its looks like it cost 5 dollars to make with a stamp on top.

Mitzi
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Way to pricey.

Tina Marie
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cute idea, have seen it many, many times. just wouldn't pay this much for it !!

Amanda
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i just dont use recipes enough, and though the "CD/DVDs of your favorite shows" seems practical- who keeps CDs/DVDs in their kitchen... you'd have to take them to the living room to watch them

Kathleen
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WAAAY too expensive. It looks like a balsa-wood box. It would get ruined in the first few days of being in a kitchen.

stacey
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go paperless

Jax
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I can buy the parts to put this together for $5

susi
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Doesn't look easy to store cards and have them easily accessible. Seems too deep. Also over priced for plywood!

Cathy
Vote: Thumbs up!

good gift for a foodie friend -- housewarming or wedding too. a bit pricey -- but like the customizable part of this...

Jeanne
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we are moving away from recipe cards toward recipes online and on our computer

gail

Great Bridal Shower Gift. Include a blank CD

thomas
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WTF?

Julie
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Do they cards just stack? Talk about unorganized! Plus, $55 for a wooden box? Never.

Kathy
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Nonstandard size with a boring box. It looks like 4 pieces of cheap laminate stuck together with a rubber stamp on top. Blah.

Barbara
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Keep all my recipes on the computer now.

Celeste

Great design - WAY too expensive!!!

K. L.
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not pratical

Elizabeth
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Too expensive, plus the odd size means you're out of luck when the cards run out. SHOULD hold standard 3x5 cards instead.

judy
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The wood box needs to have a finish on it so all those spashes and slops don't perminately mar it.

mindy
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nothing new, ppl are more electronic now to store recipes.

Mary
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Too expensive.

Deborah
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Should be some way to put recipes from the internet on it

Connie
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Not too exciting for price

debby
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I don't use recipe cards anymore. It seems like an old fashioned idea to me.

Amy
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We use computers now friends.

ntm
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prefer larger recipes instead of cramming wverything into a small space.

heidi
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The wood looks lovely, and the print on the top is cute. But I haven't seen anyone use a recipe box in ages. Nor have I seen people store cooking CDs or DVDs in a box. Everything is online. Think epicurious.com, where you can search by ingredients you have on hand, etc.

Janet
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Really $55 for what looks like balsa wood box and cards?? You can't even use standard cards in the box so you would have to buy more of their size. No thanks!

Lily
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too expensive for what it is.

artylady
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again way, way too expensive

kathleen
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appears too deep for practicallity

Karen
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Not cute,attractive. Boring!

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It's easy to find cute recipe boxes- this one looks like nothing! The price is way out of line too

Karin
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Takes up more counterspace and I don't see how you would find anything in there.

Amanda
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too expensive

Melissa
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Again, who actually writes down recipes anymore?

Louise
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Wow! This much money for something of very little use?

Johanna
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I haven't see a receipe box in years - I just print them from websites and put them in a binder. Cute idea, just not practical.

Eileen
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I see no reason at all for a price that high. It's just not that great or original.

teresa
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boring -inconvient--etc

Debbie
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who still uses cards in this day of computers?

christina
Vote: Thumbs up!

Thumbs up!

Becca
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why is it so expensive?

Jessica
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I wanted to give this a thumbs up b/c I think it's adorable, but it's just way too expensive. The one given to me at my shower was probably less than $10.

Mary
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I like it but when I look at what it is, I would NEVER pay that much!!

Vanessa
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Again, I need something I can access in a digital format. If this was a way to display recipes stored digitally, great. I need to access recipes when I am at the market, not pull the card, take it with me, lose it, stain it, etc... So 1956!

Kathleen
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Who has time to write recipes, who has room for another thing on the countertop. In this day and age think computers.

Steven
Vote: Thumbs up!

I barely voted 'thumbs up'. I like the box but price is too high.

Wendy
Vote: Thumbs down!

Okay, you can store CDs alongside the recipe cards, but not the conventional recipe cards we already have. Not practical, unless one is truly starting from scratch in setting up a kitchen.

Heather
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What's up with the price of some of these items? A wooden recipe box for $55???

Kathleen
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Lots of people do actually still save recipes on cards, but not at this price. A pack of index cards for $2 and a little wood or metal box for $6 and you're set.

Suzanne
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too expensive, not something I would ever use and I don't know anyone who would

k
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lovely product but doesn't seem super practical. -no holder to prop up selected recipe card -limited space and every recipe already have would have to be rewritten on specialized card - and if a wooden box w/ 150 paper cards costs $55, i wouldn't expect refill cards being reasonably priced. -high aesthetic value but i could also go to the craft store and purchase everything i would need to make this for less that $55.it is charming though

Ruth
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Cute box but weird looking size and priced to high for unfinished look of kit.

Heather
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Like the silverware design on top, but it just seems very plain otherwise.And these days just not as practical with everyone saving things on their computer.And I think the price would be prohibitive.

Leslie
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It will get dirty. Too expensive and people just don't collect recipes on cards like they did in the past.

Jennifer
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Most of my recipes are online any more... not a big writer down of recipes.

Lauren
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outdated and expensive. Competing with epicuirious and other online free recipie sites!

Michelle
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The box looks like balsa wood....for $55?

Marion
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everything is going digital - no more paper.

Stacy
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I really don't undertand the price. Is this made out of Balsa Wood?

Jessica
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nothing special about this. Just an expensive wooden box.

Katie
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too narrow of a demographic for $55.

Mallory
Vote: Thumbs up!

Cute idea - WAY too expensive!

Lori
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There's an app for that.

Jessica
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Cute but too expensive

Ann
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Too expensive, and recipe cards are an odd size. Most ppl use computer recipes or recipe memory/journaling books

Anne
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Clunky looking

Alice
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WAYYYYYY to expensive

Laurie
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i like to have dividers to organize my written recipes

Kimberly
Vote: Thumbs up!

i gave this a thumbs up but the price seems a bit high for a wood box.

Kayla
Vote: Thumbs up!

Too pricey for this item, although I like the recipe box idea. No way I'd spend this much money on this item

margaret
Vote: Thumbs up!

I really like this recipe box, but the price seems very high.

Deborah
Vote: Thumbs up!

A bit spendy, but I could use one of these!

Noel
Vote: Thumbs up!

Price seems high

Judith
Vote: Thumbs up!

Like the size and sleekness of this. Right price, also.

Delyn
Vote: Thumbs down!

This is something my dad could make me and it definitely wouldn't cost $55.00. It's not even finished.

Lisa
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I need something to help organize and hold all the recipes I print off the Internet - NOT another handwritten card box.

Jennifer
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The idea is good, but it doesn't seem practical with the size of the cards. So many recipes now take up a full page in those cooking magazines, how am I going to fit it on one of those cards?

Marla
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For those who still want a recipe box, $55 is far too high.

Joana
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love item, loath the price tag

Marisa
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The box is probably hard to clean, and is priced to high for a simple storage container with index cards.

Annamarie
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way too expensive for a wood box -

JAMIE
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weird size; do people use these anymore?

Diane
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I hate to buy "projects" that aren't going to greatly improve my life

SUSAN
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I don't know but $55 for a recipe card box seems a bit expensive. Plus it looks so deep. I don't understand how the cards would work in the box, plus the cards look bigger than the standard 3 x 5's.

Jessica Kate
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Not practical as everything goes digital

Gretchen
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too expensive

Darshna
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limited use, and very pricey

Carolina
Vote: Thumbs up!

if it can fit 45o cards, that's exactly how many it should bring instead of only 150

Annie
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This looks like something I could easily make myself for a fraction of the price.