I used to have the Master Cookbook for my computerj-generated recipes. The ingredient font was small and hard to read. This Living Cookbook has a great outline and everything is easy to read. It takes a few minutes to figure out how to do everything (especially if you, like me, hate to read manuals), but once learned it is easy.

We absolutely love this lil gadget...made some black cherry/banana "ice cream" the 1st night we got it & it was fanTAStic!! We'll use more berries next time cuz the banana is pretty dominant but the texture was soooooo smooth,like soft serve!! And clean up was a breeze √√

If you are traveling abroad a Rick Steve's book on the country you are visiting is a great investment. Would not travel without it.

Don't listen to the people complaining that they were sent the wrong product by Green Dot sellers. Apparently people are freaking out because the packaging now says Philips Zoom in large print. This is the real stuff. From the NiteWhite website:

Caveats: I'm no longer an active tourney go'er or claim to be ahead of the deck brewer's curve on the meta. However, I have followed and played the hobby faithfully since Revised and have a collection of (almost all) Event Decks that I habitually play on the universal battlefield known as "The Kitchen Table."

This works so well. Nothing else tried has come close. The smell is a little off putting at first but it will grow on you.

I was pleased with this software's value. Been using Tax cut for the last 10 years or more. Was almost as good as Taxcut but at the end of the day it did the job and I expect I will purchase it again next year if I can save a similar amount of money. I did have a couple of frustrations but most likely that was just because I was learning a new program