Book Review – How the cookie crumbles and other culinary confusions

How the cookie crumbles and other culinary confusions

How the cookie crumbles and other culinary confusions by Tara Wigley

Looking for a unique Christmas gift for a foodie friend or family member then How the cookie crumbles ticks all the boxes.

How the cookie crumbles is a witty and clever book filled with bitesize information on cooking, ingredients, food and drink also highlighting some cultural language differences between Anglo- American culture (e.g soda and pop, bourbon and Scotch and so much more.

Tara Wigley cleverly creates a collection of questions such as:

What’s the difference between Marmite and Bovril?

What’s the difference between a macaroon and a macron?

What’s the difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit?

What’s the difference between eggplant and an aubergine?

What’s the difference between a pumpkin and a squash?

How the cookie crumbles and other culinary confusions

The answers are then delivered in rhyme, which are funny and very entertaining.

How the cookie crumbles is full of engaging illustrations in bold and vibrant colours, giving the reader an opportunity to ponder over each new section. You will learn some new and interesting facts about culinary problems, and this delightful book provides really witty responses.

If you are looking for a quirky book as a Christmas gift then this is surely must be on the Christmas list

Tara Wigley has an impressive writing background and she is also the author of How to Butter Toast (Pavilion). She also has a dedicated following on Instagram.

How the cookie crumbles is published by Pavilion, Harper Collins and is available from all the usual book outlets.

 

How the cookie crumbles and other culinary confusions

maureen clark avatar

Foodie Lass

I am a passionate foodie with a background in advertising and more recently food author (with a range of successful health and nutrition books under my belt).

I spent several years living in Australia (experiencing food cultures from that part of the world) plus many food adventures in European countries.

My most recent food passion has been watching ‘Somebody feed Phil’ on Netflix!

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