Edmonds: New Zealand’s Cooking Heritage now Online
Edmonds: New Zealand’s Cooking Heritage now Online
www.edmondscooking.co.nz
Iconic Kiwi brand Edmonds is expanding out of the kitchen and onto the computer.
Fresh from the centenary celebrations for its legendary cookery book, Edmonds has, this week, launched its own interactive website on Monday 15th December, 2008.
For those occasions when your mother (or mother-in-law) is unavailable to give you cooking tips, visit www.edmondscooking.co.nz. You will have instant access to recipes, the full range of Edmonds products, recipe video clips and the latest Edmonds news such as competitions and exciting products about to be launched.
Of course Edmonds
has plenty of handy practical tips, for example:
•
Caught short with no self-raising flour? Jump online to find
out by adding 1 teaspoon of baking powder to 1 cup of plain
flour you can make your own.
• Or, by microwaving
garlic cloves for 15 seconds the skins will slip right
off.
Keen cooks and bakers will also be able to share their favourite tips on recipes.
Edmonds Senior Brand Manager, Lorna Thomson said “We developed the website to provide the thousands of dedicated Edmonds devotees with an online community where they can interact.
“Everyone loves new recipe ideas for everyday meals and we have included some new family favourites in our virtual recipe book”.
“Interest in the Edmonds brand is phenomenal and now we have a place where Edmonds facts and history can be easily accessed, bringing Edmonds’ extraordinary cooking heritage firmly into the 21st Century,” says Thomson.
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