Customer Reviews

Betty Crocker Cookbook for Women: The Complete Guide to Women's Health and Wellness at Every Stage of Life (Betty Crocker Books)

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This is an extremely good book. It is not just a cookbook but covers many matters that are relevant to women. I would recommend it to all women who care about their health and diet.

This is a very good cook book for any woman over the age of 40, but it is also good for anyone who is concerned about their health.

Originally, I found this book in my library. The copyright date was 2008. I thought it was to early to find it on Amazon,but was I wrong!

Great recipes and beautiful photos are in this wonderful cookbook! A must for any collector and healthy foods cook!

I am enjoying this cookbook. It's very easy to follow the instructions.
I highly recommend for young cooks starting out

I gave this cook to my new daughter-in-law for Mother's Day & also got one for myself and she really liked it & so do I. It is easy to read, great pictures, easy & healthy recipes & great information & nutrition advice for all ages. I throughly recommend it.

I have tried 4 recipes so far, and none of them have made me feel good about buying this book. I don't have a cookbook to recommend, so all I can do is suggest that you NOT stop your search here.

I give it a few stars because I don't know what the other recipes are like, plus the book includes health information that women should know about.

I purchased some really great products at the new Betty Crocker website. I had requested a new Bisquick recipe book and was directed to this book, which I immediately purchased, without checking the contents, and I was so disappointed when I looked through this book. Boring! I usually avidly read cookbooks and new recipes, marking the easy, dramatic ones mostly, that make me look like a good cook - and I didn't find a recipe to raise an eybrow. Perhaps I missed the point entirely with this book, but I am way too old to waste my time on boring books. I'll stick to Rachel Ray and old Bisqick boxes.