Take your $50 and treat yourself to dinner instead
927100
This will work fine as long as long as the viscosity of what you are spraying is that of WATER.

I tried this for 10 minutes.  I ended giving up and using a brush; all the while cursing at myself for wasting $50,
3138371
One of the better dinners. A lot of food. I think it was servings for 2. This would rank up there as one of the best. Their all ok if your hungry. But some are better than others. Any with the chicken in it or Ok. But seems like the others are better. Not like eating at home. But you won't go hungry.
3856035
If bloody and brutal is your thing, give this a watch! Skip the dinner scene though if you ever want to eat comfortably again
2021060
Although there are many good recipes in this book and a few useful tips, I would recommend borrowing it from the library or buying it only if it's 1/2 price or less. It's more of a coffeetable picture book with a few recipes than the practical everyday cookbook that its author claims it is. For $35 you get only 88 recipes, and more than a dozen of them are so basic than even a novice cook doesn't need a recipe. I mean, come on, do you really need 2 pages to tell you how to boil squash and put butter and brown sugar on it, or a 2-page spread telling you that you can make herbal iced tea by putting herb tea bags in water? After making a couple recipes from the book, we quickly learned not to put in the huge quantities of salt that she recommends. With some recipes, such as the lasagna, even leaving the salt out doesn't help because the recipe calls for very salty cheeses and sausage. This is definitely not a book for the health-conscious! The excessive quantities of fat and salt in some of these recipes could be reduced without sacrificing flavor. There are some good desserts, but watch out for the sauces--some of them are nauseatingly sweet. The sauce for the lemon sponge cake tastes like melted lollipops--yuk!

Other than the desserts, we found that many of the recipes  were no better than what you can get from any good basic cookbook (Joy of Cooking, Julia Child, Better Homes & Gardens, etc.) (the pasta sauces, in fact, really weren't any better than a medium-quality jarred sauce), so there wasn't enough new information to make it worth buying. If you're an experienced cook, you don't need to waste the money on this book because you can make most of the items without a recipe or by using whatever standard book you have handy. If you're a novice cook, you'd be better off getting a good basic overall cookbook that provides much more information and dozens more recipes for the same price.

I bought this book because it was a book group selection, and fortunately got it at a big discount. If I'd paid full price, I would have felt ripped off. There definitely isn't $35 worth of information here!
3489950
If your looking for ideas for a meal to cook all day on Sunday and spend a ton of money this is your magazine, otherwise stay away.  Not impressed, I've only got a few magazines but I already canceled the subscription, couldn't find anything I would want to make.  The recipes are very rich, a lot of butter and cream.
3839360
Better idea:  buy at local gourmet store. Sounds like a great gift, but disappoints month after month
3266268
Good for a quick bite. Not exactly a substitute for a good meal, but will fulfill you in a hurry. It's also one of the cheapest per count
2714815
Do not Buy this. Spend your $15 on a good meal instead.
The whole thing is a scam. most of the stuffs in this book is fictional.
495864
I bought this because it was on sale. In hindsight, I would pass. Crockpot Guys on Facebook is much more useful to me. Your mileage may vary.
3109347
My reveiw would be poor, since I didn`t realize the "portion" of food I purchased was half the size of a dollar bill! It tasted great but the size was ridiculous!
419774
Enjoy a small piece every night.  They quench the need for something sweet after dinner.
2522452
I received a free copy of this book to read & review honestly.  And honestly... I wasted the 10 minutes reading it.

This is very short.  16 pages.  Of common sense rhetoric.

Granted, the author makes good points.  Americans are getting obese simply because it is a matter of convenience.  As mentioned in the "book" - it's more convenient to warm up a microwave meal & sit on the couch & eat it while watching TV, than it is to take those same 30 minutes to prepare a nutritious meal.  The bottom line for the book is that  people aren't respecting themselves / their bodies enough to  (1) exercise and (2) eat nutritionally sound meals.  (By the way - you now owe me 99 cents, because that is what you would have paid to read this book.)  But wait... that's not all.... (said in my best "As Seen On TV" commercial voice):  If you just follow the link in the book you will get to the "main event" -- a $37/$47/$57 program for Weight. Loss. Success!!!

I get it.  The author is excited about this diet / exercise program she found & is either promoting it for them, or solely for her own gain.  Either way, it's a trap.  Save your $1 & use it to buy a whistle that you can hang around your neck as a safety feature when you go take a walk in the evening.
2105582
Caviar was spoiled. Avoid it at all costs. Unless you want to be sick.
988121
I'm in week two of the 28 day plan from the card I bought at Costco.  The website to order is easy, the people helpful.  I lost 4 pounds the first week, BUT I am already tired of everything in tomato sauce.  Lasagna, pizza, ravioli, rotini, chicken parm., everything in tomato/pizza sauce.  For the $199, you get NO frozen food, which would give you variety.  Not bad tasting for what it is...BUT what happens when you go off and you've been eating pasta twice a day?  Chocolate brownies, chocolate muffins, chocolate bars, cookies, etc.  If you continue to eat what you've BEEN eating without the contraints of itty-bitty portions, you're going to blow up like a balloon.
4641790
50 dollars?  Yeah right.  Others sell for 18 on here.  Get real
289464
I bought this toy for my son yesterday and felt completely ripped off.  All you get is a bag of cornstarch, a small bottle of food coloring, and a couple of cheap plastic animals. All you do is add a bit of water to the cornstarch and some red food coloring and you mainly have a thick paste a bit thicker than you would use to make gravy.  This is an at home recipe all the way, do it yourself.
671319
I enjoy the food and its convenience, but it's way too expensive. You can buy similar dinners from brick-and-mortar stores for much better prices.