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recipe cards?? my grandma gave me her recipe book to retype the whole thing cause im fast, but i dont know wut kind of program i should use to make a recipe card? also wut size is a normal recipe card? 4 x5? 3x6? i really need help

Gem replied: "Either size... (you can check on the foodnetwork website, they have printing options and give the available sizes) just go into whatever word processor program you have, go to page set up and put in the demensions for your cards. Maybe print them out on card stock so they're more durable"

penydred replied: "check for microsoft office they may have a template available or you could make a template"

Where to buy recipe cards in stores or online? Im looking for a recipe cards for baking stuff. There are some things ive googled but I really have no reference for what I should buy. Plus do any stores have them.

Sugar Pie replied: "They sell stuff like that at Hallmark stores, and probably Hallmark online, too."

Culinarian replied: "Craft stores have them. So does William-Sonoma, Linens 'n Things, Bed, Bath & Beyond and probably any other store with a nice kitchen department."

Raineenyte replied: "In my area all of the local grocery stores have many recipe cards out and about around the store for free. The vegetable recipes in the produce area and so on. My favorite store (Publix) has a binder that is inexpensive to buy for the cards which are free and at certain spots in the store they will have the recipe cards and a set up of all the ingredients you need. This is so easy for a quick trip to the store. They will sometimes (usually on the weekend) also have someone stationed there preparing the recipe and giving out samples and they also answer any questions you have.... You can also try in many of the magaizines for recipe cards. I know of several that have them for sure: Good Housekeeping Family Circle Woman's Day First Quick & Easy Woman's World Good luck and Happy Cooking!!!"

Kermit's Friend replied: "Some stores have them in the produce area and they are free. or you can buy them in book. you might have to ask cause each store is diffrent, you most likely find them on diffrent foods that you buy. Pasta boxes, and can goods and many more items just have to keep an eye out for them There are many websites too that you can use, Kaftfoods.com and many other brand names."

gmcali replied: "Hi there...you can find a good selection of recipe cards in all styles and prices here: Hope this helps you~"

How can I find recipe cards that I can print? I would like to know how to find recipe cards that I can fill in and print on4 x 6 recipe cards. I have alot of recipes and would like to organize them. Thanks!

mcstir replied: "Instructions on how to make your own recipe cards: Printable recipe cards: "

Mike L replied: "I found a recipe book and PC disk to make a book NOT cards But I remember my computer paper on-line had such card stock??? "

Do you know how to make recipe cards on Dell? I have no idea on where to look for instructions on how to make recipe cards with my Dell computer. Can you help me to be able to print recipe cards?

CubCur replied: "Hi there! Here's a few software programs that will do just that (and a few things more) for you, shareware and regular, to start you on your way: "

need to find a program to type up recipe cards that you can customize? I need a program to type up recipe cards on the computer, but I would like to also custimize the cards by adding pictures or boarders. It doesn't matter if it's free or if I have to buy it.

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Does anyone know if you can still buy recipe cards from a company called "Grandma's Kitchen?"? It's a subscription thing that sends you like a dozen recipe cards a month. I used to subscribe to it and then I quit, and now I don't know if they've stopped making them or what, but their recipes were AMAZING.

Deline replied: "did you try google?"

Tyler M replied: "phone them again..."

msnorthernont replied: "I think they E-mail everything now. Go to grandmasrecipes.org, they have all the recipes there."

Where can I find free software or templates for printing my own recipe cards? I want to print my own recipes to fit on 4x6" recipe cards (print on regular paper) and I'm looking for a downloadable template or software program that will let me do it.

pana replied: "desktoppub.about.com/od/cardtemplates/Card_Templates_and_Printouts.htm i used this site in making receipe cards for teachers and bus drivers you need to have adobe(if not u can download it for free)"

jmsteed4334 replied: "well its not free but if you have ms works they have a good program on there"

chef_rayah replied: "If you go to allrecipes.com you are able to add your recipes to the database. But it doesnt stop there not only are you sharing your recipe but you are also able to: ---Get nutritional facts for your recipe ---COnvert your recipe --Change the serving sizes ---Choose what size of recipe card you want to use ---And send your recipe card to other frineds online. I love it and you should try it!"

KatinLa replied: "Microsoft.com has great Word templates for recipies and there is a couple in 4x6. Just type in templates and then search for recipes on that page."

Looking for sites with recipes that allow me to print 4x6 format recipe cards? One site I found is epicurious.com I find a recipe - select format to print as 4x6 cards - and it does the layout for 4x6 with borders and all - so they fit in my recipe box.

Soda replied: "The Food Network site has that. =] When you look at the recipe, click on the icon on the right that says "get card" and it gives you 2 printing size options (one is 4x6). Allrecipes.com is another."

bndgk17 replied: "Food Network has printable recipe cards.. with a dotted line and everything :)"

b1e8d7a replied: "cant you highlight the wanted text and then change the paper size option in the print window before printing?"

christnp replied: "http://www.epicurious.com . Great recipes from Bon Appetit, Gourmet magazine and others. When you select print, it gives you several options for format, including 4x6"

Kimberly D replied: "Allrecipes.com and foodnetwork.com have that feature."

Time Life Family Favorites Made Easy Recipe Cards? I recently received a packet of Time Life Family Favorites Made Easy Recipe Cards in the mail. I kept the cards but threw away the information on how to get more. I have searched the web with no luck on finding anymore information on these cards. The Time Life website list only music and movies. Does anyone know where I can find out how to subscribe to these cards? Thank you kindly!

MR. T. replied: "Your right, I looked all over the web and couldn't find them either"

GyrlGeek replied: "call 800 971 1840. I currently have them and was trying to find a way to pay online. This is the number on the invoice. I don't know if I get a perk for referrals, but IM me for my customer number and we'll see."

Where on my computer can I find the stock number to order some recipe cards.? I want to buy some recipe cards to write some recipes on, but I can't remember where on my computer I saw the Avery product numbers that told me what to buy. Any suggestions?

Cowboy Rance replied: "Check out: click on cards, then post cards. They even have a place to download recipe card templates to use with their post cards."

VicRae replied: "Office Depot.com carries these cards and you could buy blank cards from Walmart.com"