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The Coffeepot Cookbook: A Funny, yet Functional and Feasible Traveler's Guide to Preparing Healthy, Happy Meals on the go Using Nothing but a Hotel Coffeepot.... and a Little Ingenuity! Paperback – April 1, 2011

by Walt F.J. Goodridge (Author)

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Whether you're a nomad traveler who spends a lot of time in hotels, OR a budding entrepreneur with limited resources, OR a divorced mid-lifer living in the basement of a generous friend who won't agree to feed you as part of his generosity while you "find yourself," OR just a run-of-the-mill cheapskate looking for ways to save on the cost of utility bills and kitchen appliances, The Coffeepot Cookbook is for you!

The Coffeepot Cookbook: A Funny, yet Functional and Feasible Traveler's Guide to Preparing Healthy, Happy Meals on the go Using Nothing but a Hotel Coffeepot.... and a Little Ingenuity!

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I wish I had this back in '09 when I lived in a back-of-beyond Nanjing hotel on a diet of spicy noodles & rice crackers! Feasible, functional, fun & a great idea for frugal, health conscious travelers! --ChinaTravel.net, Aimee Groom, Editor

"Wow! I'll never look at a coffeepot the same way again!"--D.Davis --Diamond Davis, AmenraExpressions.com

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...In any event, I wrote this book to share the profound fulfillment and joy that comes from being able to survive and eat healthy meals while seeing the world, by stretching the limits of your creativity and innovating a bit....all on a shoestring budget. And you know what they say about innovation. In the famous words of Larry Ellison (Oracle co-founder, and likely a coffeepot enthusiast himself):

"When you innovate, you've got to be prepared for everyone telling you you're nuts." ~ Larry Ellison

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Paperback: 52 pages
Publisher: Passion Profit Company, The/NicheMarket (April 1, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0983580804
ISBN-13: 978-0983580805
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.1 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 4.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 2.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,493,018 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1158 in Books > Travel > Specialty Travel > Budget Travel
- #6706 in Books > Cookbooks, Food & Wine > Entertaining & Holidays

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The REAL Coffeemaker Book isn't this...

ByShawna Newtonon February 26, 2013

Format: Paperback

If you're looking for the REAL coffeemaker book, it's called, "Cooking Without a Kitchen: The Coffeemaker Cookbook" (1999) by Peter Mazonson, MD, MBA.

THIS listing, as far as I can tell, is using a percolator. There is another book which is PRICEY for what it is and is most likely "borrowing" from the "Cooking Without a Kitchen" book called "The Coffeepot Cookbook." Don't get snookered into getting that.

The ORIGINAL/REAL one, using a hotel coffeemaker and "supporting appliance (blow dryer)" --- "Cooking Without a Kitchen" includes the techniques and recipes using the built-in filter and carafe in the Mr. Coffee-type of maker. I own a hard copy of it but I think a Kindle version is also available on Amazon. It's the real deal and it's also hysterical to read (although the food is actually GOOD!).

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Not really worth the money.

Byamn0002on November 18, 2013

Format: Paperback

Don't be deceived by the title...this is not a "coffeepot" cookbook. This is an "electric kettle" cookbook. What hotel do you know of that has an electric kettle in each of the rooms? None. They all have actual coffee pots, like this one...[...]

This book is also extremely hard to read, and the recipes given are not really common recipes. Innovative? Yes. Useful? Not so much.

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WHY NOT?!

ByAmazon Customeron May 15, 2014

Format: Paperback

I found myself in a position a while back where I had to fend for myself (in terms of food) while at home. I thought that there was no better place to try out this book, and so took to it right away. The result was quite messy. You obviously need to practice to get it all done neatly. But in a bind, I say WHY NOT? I give this author a 4 out of 5 because of his creativeness in filling a need that all of us have experienced before. The family friendliness was a 3 out of 5 because I recall moments when I thought “that’s not something I’d want to say in front of kids.” Overall, great work Mr. Goodridge! I look forward to your other works.

- Roni at Rosebuz

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Innovation!

ByDavidon June 10, 2013

Format: Paperback

I give this book five stars for innovation! It's an example of how someone can take what is at hand, and find a completely new use for it. Of course, it's not intended that you're going to go out and buy a coffeepot to fulfill your cooking needs, but it's a very useful guide as you travel and encounter hotel-room coffee pots that can become cooking pots. The book has five chapters, which cover 1. A bit of history of how the book came about, 2. Coffee pot basics, including types of coffee pots, 3. What you'll need, 4. Recipes, and 5. Other good ideas (like a good collection of spices to have on hand). It discusses some caveats about cooking starch, liquids and bases. The chapter on recipes has 13 recipes, all really well-illustrated. The recipes are vegetarian, and if you want some meat, I suppose you can toss some in. The tone of the book is lighthearted and good humored. At 52 pages, it's fairly easy to get through. If it saves you from eating out once, you've paid for the book! Overall, practical information and by an entertaining writer.

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Amusing book from a coffeepot perspective

ByKarlon March 4, 2013

Format: Paperback

I came across this book in a newsletter from Happy Cow (the global veggie restaurant guide) and ordered myself a copy. I really liked the tone of Walt's writing - it was witty, full of anecdotes and all-in-all a useful take on how to be able to eat well on a tight budget, while travelling. I found it an original and very personal book, and as a long-time vegan, I really appreciated that the recipes in the book were all veggie.

Can be recommended!

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Different definition of coffeepot than I am used too.

ByDavid Camphouseon March 9, 2015

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Different definition of coffeepot than I am used too. Designed for what we call in the United States of America an electric teapot

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This is a pamphlet not a book.

ByMcKennaon January 12, 2013

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This is a pamphlet not a book. This is something that should appear as a magazine article. Very short book. Uses a percolator style coffe pot.

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Two Stars

ByDebra Faulkneron December 20, 2016

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It's ok.

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