ArchWired Cookbook? What do you guys think?

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ArchWired Cookbook? What do you guys think?

#1 Post by bbsadmin »

I've been thinking about this for a long time.

What if we made an ArchWired.com cookbook?

It might be hard copy, it might just be in electronic format. Who knows. For now, what do you think of the idea?
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#2 Post by lionfish »

The cookbook is a great idea.
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#3 Post by joplin »

I still reckon a book covering all aspects of adult ortho treament/what to expect would be good too though, as well as what to eat!!


I'd vote for this idea too!
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#4 Post by Michal »

Sounds great to me. I'm always looking for new ideas on what to eat while I'm braced up.
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#5 Post by juf_84 »

I think a cookbook is fantastic as well as a book on general adult orthodontic treatment!
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#6 Post by sjsarre »

Gets my vote.. I'm also willing to help out with layout / artwork and cooking!!! If required!!
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#7 Post by michelle85 »

I'd buy it!
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#8 Post by Duffle »

Excellent idea!
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#9 Post by momof2girls »

great idea, I'd buy it!
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#10 Post by HeadgearJoe »

yep , for use old folks in braces still an the newbies could help out a great deal, headgearjoe
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#11 Post by HeadgearJoe »

yep , for us old folks in braces still an the newbies could help out a great deal, headgearjoe
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#12 Post by WoolieBagLady »

Sounds like a great idea! I could use it right now!! :lol:

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#13 Post by blondie111 »

I like the cookbook idea! What a wonderful tool, especially for the first few weeks! We could all submit recipes via email and then have a book compiled! Great idea! :thumbsup:
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#14 Post by bbsadmin »

Wow, what an overwhelmingly positive response!

OK, I'm going to work on this.

I think the best thing would be to have a form that you guys can fill in so everything I get is in the same format. I'm going to have my husband, "Mr. Database" make this for me some time in the next few weeks.

I'll let you know when it's ready to accept submissions.

I think this will be really fun and useful!
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#15 Post by Jeneva »

great idea and maybe pepper it with some brief anecdotes and tips and factoids.
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