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The Holiday '09 issue of food&family began arriving in homes on October 26th. We ask that you please wait 10-14 days to receive it. If at that time you have not received your Holiday '09 magazine, please send us an email by clicking here or call us at 1-800-521-4403, and we will be more than happy to assist you. If you have subscribed recently, it could take between 8-10 weeks for delivery. The food & family magazine has been part of so many of our loyal consumers lives that we didn’t want to have to stop printing it. The nominal fee helps us continue the printed edition as well as enhance the great recipe and food ideas you’ve come to love from us. There are also other wonderful ways to enjoy the magazine content and more - we have a Recipes-By-Email program, www.kraftfoods.com, and the online edition of Food & Family magazine too – all for free.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Nov 9, 2009 6:09 AM
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Been getting this cookbook/advertising bundle for several years. Now it's going to cost money?
Gotta say, the timing stinks. I'm looking to cut expenses, not to add new ones. Why is it that large multinational corporations like Kraft can't even pretend to be connected to their consumers?
I think I'll think twice before choosing Kraft products at the store.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Nov 4, 2009 11:46 PM
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The printed version will cost you. But it states that the online version will still be free.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 29, 2009 8:30 PM
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I have gotten this magazine for years "FREE"!!! Now they want us to buy it?!?, Really Kraft, the fact that we buy your product should be enough, shouldn't it??? I'am very disappointed, I got the holiday issue and it had a notice that it would be my last issue unless I bought the subscription!. I'am debating!! I love the magazine and use it more then any cook book that I have, but buy it?!?.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Aug 18, 2009 9:29 AM
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Due to timing of receipt of payment there may be a delay. If it does not arrive attached to your fall issue, then please feel free to contact our Kraft Consumer Relations 1.800.521.4403 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Aug 16, 2009 9:45 PM
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Dear sir
i sent in a check for $6.00 to continue my
food and family books coming and i also was suppose to receive a free cookbook. I never received the cook book. i am still waiting for the cook book please
research this for me and send me the promised
cookbook
thank you
c.g. archibald
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Nov 2, 2008 8:50 AM
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I too got some recipes from my Mom. She is not Italian, but married one, so she had to teach herself how to cook italian food. She did an awesome job! When I was in college, I asked her to write down her tomato sauce and meatball recipes for me. I still have that sheet of paper 20 years later and I still use it! She also has a really old cookbook that the cover is falling off of, that I hope I can have someday.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 28, 2008 4:54 PM
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I received the magazines for quite a while but I have not received any for a while now...maybe a year or more? Is there somewhere I can sign up again? I am a member of this website.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 22, 2008 7:25 PM
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> My mother didn't use recipes very often and the
> cookbooks she had stayed with my stepfather when she
> passed away, but she had real cooking panache and was
> always willing to experiment. I wish she had written
> some of them down, but she never did.
There were a few things my mom made like that; she had a progressive disease, and before it got real bad I sat down with her to get the recipes written down. Now I can make those recipes, and have the fond memories of the laughs over writing them down. =)
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 22, 2008 9:41 AM
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> I have my recipes also in a 3 ring notebook and use
> plastic sleeves to keep them clean. I have my Mom's
> cookbook also and can tell which recipes were the
> favorites in the house. 
Like just about everyone else, I have an old cookbook I got as a wedding present and it will fall open to certain pages which have distinct smudges on them.
My mother didn't use recipes very often and the cookbooks she had stayed with my stepfather when she passed away, but she had real cooking panache and was always willing to experiment. I wish she had written some of them down, but she never did.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 22, 2008 7:53 AM
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I have my recipes also in a 3 ring notebook and use plastic sleeves to keep them clean. I have my Mom's cookbook also and can tell which recipes were the favorites in the house.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 11, 2008 9:03 PM
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> > There's something about holding it,
> > probably with bits of recipes having been
> dripped on
> > it, that is part of my enjoyment of cooking.
>
> That's how you can tell the best recipes in the
> cookbook!
It makes it easy to spot the ones my mother used often when we were growing up. Heh.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 11, 2008 2:53 PM
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> There's something about holding it,
> probably with bits of recipes having been dripped on
> it, that is part of my enjoyment of cooking.
That's how you can tell the best recipes in the cookbook!
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 11, 2008 12:15 PM
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> I save my recipes in a loose leaf. This way if hubby
> is using the computer I don't have to interrupt him.
I save mine loose leaf, too. When my mom passed away I got the cookbook she got as a gift when she got married 50 years ago, it has notes in it, papers, all sorts of things. There's something about holding it, probably with bits of recipes having been dripped on it, that is part of my enjoyment of cooking.
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 10, 2008 4:41 PM
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I save my recipes in a loose leaf. This way if hubby is using the computer I don't have to interrupt him.
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Moderator_Jane
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Re: My "new" Kraft Food & Family cookbook
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Oct 3, 2008 5:10 AM
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>  MY new Magazine...this is the first issue I have
> EVER recieved...(we have tried almost all of the
> recipies see my post in what did you have for dinner
> lastnight) PLEASE keep them coming !
> KRAFT ROCKS
Welcome to the community, WandaKaye! This is a great place to find cooking inspiration and help of all kinds. Previous issues of food & family magazine are archived with photos on the site as well as a Recipe Exchange where you can share your favorite recipe with all of us.
If you have a specific question about a recipe or Kraft product, Michele at Kraft Kitchens drops by often and answers your questions here: http://kraft.liveworld.com/forum/Ask-Kraft-Kitchens/58.
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