General Baking Company Bond Bread Cookbooklet, 1931, Depression-era Recipes Etched Glass Celebrate spring and summer and

Celebrate spring and summer and bouquets of flowers with a table bursting with the bounty of the garden

Through the 1950s and 1960s the company continued to expand and diversify its product lines to coincide with the times

While the usual dessert and baked good recipes are included

such as espresso

this recipe booklet is filled with tips that are as relevant today as they were nearly 100 years ago

General Baking Company Bond Bread Cookbooklet, 1931, Depression-era Recipes Etched Glass Celebrate spring and summer and88 Mealtime Surprises made with Bond Bread, published by General Baking Co. in 1931. Filled with recipes designed to stretch the family dollar during the Great Depressions, this cookbooklet with a classic 1930s yellow and green color scheme claims that "every woman knows that good bread, used judiciously, can make almost any dish go twice as far when there are hungry mouths to fill!" The General Baking Company distributed this book widely as a