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recipe storage roundup

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d*s reader lilianne asked if i would create a little roundup of pretty recipe storage options. seeing as today is “in the kitchen” friday i thought it would only be fitting to post it today. i’ve included boxes and a few binder options, i hope you’ll enjoy them. as always, please feel free to add your favorites below. also, if you’re looking for something vintage, ebay is a great source. just type in “recipe box“.

[image above, clockwise from top left: kikki-k recipe box (sadly it requires overseas shipping), recipe binder sets $110, martha stewart recipe tin $14.99 (so simple and cute), what's cooking recipe tin $17.95, recipe journal $24]

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[image above, clockwise from top left: gina b "kate" recipe box (i got this one for christmas), three ring recipe book $30, bamboo recipe box $12.99, stainless steel recipe box $29.99, acrylic recipe box $12.99, simplicity recipe box $16]

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[image above, clockwise from top left: cath kidston recipe organizer $19.95, ashton peony recipe card box $10, recipe card keeper $40, yellow stripe recipe card box $16.99, bon appetit recipe box $19]

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[image above: vintage recipe box at white elephant vintage $12]

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[image above: recipe box by kate thaete at etsy $6]

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23 Comments

Capturing the Seven

These are amazing! And exactly what I have been looking for; cute and well-designed storage for my completely disorganized array of recipes. Thank you!

style saves the world

What a great roundup! Pretty binders are my fave way to store recipes… so easy to toss in printouts from Epicurious and friends’ borrowed cookbooks!

Melissa

I also just read about tastebook.com, which will make a custom book out your recipes. I plan on making one of old family recipes with pictures and what-not and giving it to all my family members for Christmas…

kati

Yay! I love Gina B! Those ladies are all sweet. Not to give another plug but we carry this this marimekko recipe box which I am totally batty for. It doesn’t say so on the site (I don’t know WHY!) but I did call Paper Prince to verify!

j

these are great. the binder is a good idea- store right on the bookshelf

Jenny

Oh my! I need to collect more recipes. Since I found at least 3 boxes/binders that would look too cute in my kitchen.
Thanks for the post!

jeanie

oh, the vintage lobster one is the one I grew up using, and my mom still uses it to this day, I am always plotting to steal it. I love recipes, and your round up is terrific – such cute storage!

J. P. Bottorff

You didn’t mention any of the computer recipe programs. So easy to print one out when you want a copy and mine (Mangia)give you some recipes to try out. Love mine

JH3

I really love all your designs and items, where can I get them? If so do you do oversea’s courier?

Gary Aubry

Help! My wife has a worn out recipe book which she wants to replace but can’t find one. Hers is a binder with pages of heavy weight paper that resemble a Kangroo. Each page has a pouch and in the pouch you place recipe clippings, cards, etc.. Not in individual plastic slots, just loose in the pouches. Do you know where I can purchase a book like this. Thanks.

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