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Betty Crocker Tiny Bites

This forte assortment features 100 of Betty Crocker's cutest and cleverest reduced down nourishments, both exquisite and sweet, with dazzling photographs of each formula Food served in adorable, scaled down parts is springing up all finished, from wedding gatherings where the entire dinner can go small to bread kitchens that work in unimposing desserts. Accomplishing this stylish way of eating is simple with this assortment of Betty Crocker's 100 cutest and cleverest little manifestations, from smaller than normal flame broiled cheddar sandwiches adjusted on tomato soup to minuscule corn canines on sticks to dark bean sliders, with a photograph of each. Normal nourishments get scaled down makeovers in plans, for example, infant burritos, handheld pumpkin pies, little apple dumplings, and little popovers. From rabbit cake flies to shot-glass pastries, everything is effortlessly made utilizing regular fixings and normal hardware, for example, wooden sticks and sticks, shot glasses, and smaller than expected biscuit skillet.

About the Author
With more than 63 million cookbooks sold since 1950, BETTY CROCKER is the name readers trust for reliable recipes and great ideas. For over 75 years, Betty Crocker has provided advice to millions of Americans through cookbooks, magazines and television.

I love this book. I like to make individual bites for parties and this has lots of things I can make easily. I tried the cheddar bites and felt they turned out a little dry, but the looked adorable and I will make them again, but just alter the recipe a little. I also bought this for my daughter-in-law and she loves it too. Mostly, we like the fact that the food turns out to look like the photos! --Sharon Glodzinky

Best cookbook ever for tiny bites, little pick ups and snack ideas. I already own one and this copy was a gift for my sister, who say mine and loved it. So many great ideas. Highly recommend this for anyone who throws parties, caters or loves have nibbles when friends and family come over. --Jill A. Shade