UP Date on YT Cook Book

[Ladylavender]

I might be able to buy 3 books, but I would want to know the # of recipes, minimum, that you are going to require for the book.

[drawlins27]

Originally Posted by mistyinca

Another option to save on costs is this:

You can get a full-color hard bound book done by Heritage Makers. I bet some YTer's are consultants. With a "proof," there would be no minimum for the number of copies that would be done. They could be purchased on an individual basis...

Heritage Makers produces a really great finished product but the cost is really high and I'm not sure that they allow you to resell the finished cookbook for a profit.

[drawlins27]

Originally Posted by ARCHIE

Missy do you have a ball park figure in mind? It would be better to know
that before committing to an amount of books to order?

Hope you don't mind if I jump in here for a second.

Most fundraising cookbooks of this nature are sold for $7 - $10 each.

[Yorkie3]

I have a few cookbooks I've purchased from fundraisers..here are a couple of addresses:

CIRCULATION SERVICE, INC.
P.O. Box 7306 - Indian Creek Station
Leawood, Kansas 66207
913-491-6300, 1-800-937-6886 Fax: 913-451-6272
World's Largest Publisher of Personalized Cook Books


Morris Press Cookbooks
P.O. Box 2110
Kearney, NE 68848
1-800-445-6621 Ext. CB
www.morriscookbooks.com


Fundcraft Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 340
Collierville, TN

I hope these help some.

Also, Yorkie Yakkers is another site and not a very good one (they bash YT'ers and others, so I wouldn't think it a good idea to use anything close to that name.

[Tiggerwit]

If this is a fundraiser and proceeds are benefiting the rescue then why wouldn't we name it after YT, with their permission of course. Just like a school would say Emerson Elementary Cookbook, recipes submitted by parents and children of ... blah blah you get the idea

The Yorkie Talk Cookbook - with receipes for mostly human and a section in the back for animals.

[Shadow]

The morris press cookbook seems to have great prices,suggested selling prices in th 8.00-9.00 range.

Originally Posted by Yorkie3

I have a few cookbooks I've purchased from fundraisers..here are a couple of addresses:

CIRCULATION SERVICE, INC.
P.O. Box 7306 - Indian Creek Station
Leawood, Kansas 66207
913-491-6300, 1-800-937-6886 Fax: 913-451-6272
World's Largest Publisher of Personalized Cook Books


Morris Press Cookbooks
P.O. Box 2110
Kearney, NE 68848
1-800-445-6621 Ext. CB
www.morriscookbooks.com


Fundcraft Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 340
Collierville, TN

I hope these help some.

Also, Yorkie Yakkers is another site and not a very good one (they bash YT'ers and others, so I wouldn't think it a good idea to use anything close to that name.

[daisy mae06]

Also, Yorkie Yakkers is another site and not a very good one (they bash YT'ers and others, so I wouldn't think it a good idea to use anything close to that name.

thank you I knew there was a reason I was not really likeing that name.
also love the fundraising book sites and prices you got

[drawlins27]

Originally Posted by Yorkie3

I have a few cookbooks I've purchased from fundraisers..here are a couple of addresses:

CIRCULATION SERVICE, INC.
P.O. Box 7306 - Indian Creek Station
Leawood, Kansas 66207
913-491-6300, 1-800-937-6886 Fax: 913-451-6272
World's Largest Publisher of Personalized Cook Books


Morris Press Cookbooks
P.O. Box 2110
Kearney, NE 68848
1-800-445-6621 Ext. CB
www.morriscookbooks.com


Fundcraft Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 340
Collierville, TN

I hope these help some.

Also, Yorkie Yakkers is another site and not a very good one (they bash YT'ers and others, so I wouldn't think it a good idea to use anything close to that name.

Morris and Fundcraft are my favorite to work with as well. I don't know anything about Circulation Service. Fundcraft told me that they were the oldest and most popular cookbook publisher for fundraising but they could be just a bit biased, LOL.

[Yorkiedaze]

It could read YT COOKBOOK (Yorkie Talk) by YT members

[Gizmo's Mom]

Originally Posted by Gypsy & Me

If it's spiral then it'll stay open on the page you are using... there is nothing worse than a cook book that keeps trying to close itself! JMO

I second that!

[patty58]

I also like the idea of spiral. Count me in to buy several, donate recipes (the people kind) and would also try to sell some. My mom lives in a retirement center and those ladies always buy stuff. Patty

[patty58]

Oh and just from past experience...I wouldn't go over $12-$15.

[veguroev]

I would buy 3 or 4 books maybe more.

[yougetthesmiles]

Originally Posted by Tiggerwit

If this is a fundraiser and proceeds are benefiting the rescue then why wouldn't we name it after YT, with their permission of course. Just like a school would say Emerson Elementary Cookbook, recipes submitted by parents and children of ... blah blah you get the idea

The Yorkie Talk Cookbook - with receipes for mostly human and a section in the back for animals.

admin wants it to have Yorkie Talk in the title and proceeds will go to help run YT.

[chattiesmom]

Originally Posted by yougetthesmiles

admin wants it to have Yorkie Talk in the title and proceeds will go to help run YT.

That sounds like a WINNER to me! Count me in for at least a couple.

YorkieTalk Cooks! I can't wait to see what everyone submits! Oh Yeah again!