Quick Fix in the Thermomix - eBook

[JulieO]

The above mentioned book is now available as an eBook through iTunes. 

[obbie]

is it any good, or not worth it.

[JulieO]

Not sure yet obbie, have just downloaded it on my iPad which is charging at the moment.  Most people on here seem to like the book, so thought it worth a chance for $20. 

[CreamPuff63]

I use it a lot, so will get the ebook  as well 

[cookie1]

Thanks for the info JulieO

[jo_nz]

Oh, rats, I was hoping it would be in a non-iPad format.  Might have to see about getting some books sent to friends in Aus when they are due to come over for a visit instead.

[Mama Fergie]

I just downloaded it and I like the look of it 
I love having cookbooks on my iPad 

[MEP]

Personally, at $20, I think that's a bit on the expensive side  when compared to other ebooks and apps.

[JulieO]

You might be right Mep, but I was more than willing to pay $20 cmpared to $50 for the book. 

Am about to go through it and have a good look. 

[Frozzie]

20 is quite steep for an ebook but saying that if you look at alot of novels and other books just out there are several in the 20 odd range.usually by established authors though. I wouldnt pay 20 for an ebook though unless i really wanted it.  I have always found her costs a bit cheeky tbh..

[Mama Fergie]

I agree it's expensive for what it is and I am glad I only paid $20 instead of $50 for the same recipes .

[medusa]

Is the ebook exactly like the actual recipe book?

[Mama Fergie]

Yes I am sure it is the same

[medusa]

Interesting. Once it is downloaded let us know if it is worth the $$$

[Mama Fergie]

I downloaded it today and I like the look of it but I am glad I didn't pay $50 for the physical book.
I like cookery  ebooks on my iPad and $20 for the ebook isless than half the cost of the hard copy,