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Cakes Baked in Pint Sized Mason Jars

VOLUME I AND VOLUME II

Want to try something really new and very in? Try making your own baked cakes in Pint Sized Mason Jars. It is easy, interesting and fun! The best part is you can make a dozen and keep them for up to a year on the shelf! These are great gifts to give and with liquors in them, would normally cost $10 each in a Gourmet store! Our recipe tells you everything you need to make your own baked pint sized gourmet cakes!

Cakes baked right in a jar? Did you hear right? Yes, that's right, they are baked in the jar. Is this safe? Certainly! The jars you will need to use are wide-mouth pint size, thus the names for these recipes: 'Pint Sized Cakes'. Wonderful for gifts or storing ahead, this collection includes:

Carrot-Raisin Bread, Chocolate Cake, Lemon Poppyseed Cake, Gingerbread, Carrot Cake, Zucchini Bread, and Banana-Nut Bread.

50+ Homemade Ice Cream/Sorbet Recipes

Here Is Just Some Of The Titles

ICECREAM WITHOUT A MAKER

ICED COFFEE

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM

LEMON ICE

OLD FASHIONED

SORBET & SYRUPS

Coca-Cola Vintage Recipes

Coca-Cola all began in Atlanta, Georgia in 1886. A man by the name of John Styth Pemberton thought he was creating a headache remedy. Pemberton patented his remedy and called it 'French Wine Cola'. Shortly after John Pemberton created this syrup; he took a jug of it to Willis Venable, the manager of the largest soda fountain in Atlanta. He like the syrup when he mixed it with water and agreed to sell it at his fountain. So is said that a few months later a new clerk mixed it with soda water... and thus, coke as we know it was born. Pemberton died in 1888 and could not live to see the success of his soft drink, but he knew something of the value of the drink he created two years earlier. Two weeks after Pemberton passed, Griggs Chandler purchased the remaining 1/3 of Coca-Cola stock for $1,000. He then became Coca-Cola's sole proprietor. In august of 1888 he received exclusive rights to Coca-Cola. The company showed a $100,000 gross profit each of its first two years. These recipes are excellent as well as unusual and were created by Atlanta locals shortly after the opening of the first Coca-Cola bottling plant. Titles Include:

Coca Cola Barbeque Sauce Coca Cola Triangle Punch

Coca-Cola Dream Salad Coke-Cola Salad

Chicken Coke a Cola Chicken Wings in Coke

Turkey Marinade Perfect Brisket