Published around 1950, this 15-page booklet is a charming promotional piece dedicated to the creative culinary uses of Rowntree’s fruit jellies.
Key Highlights:
Purpose: The booklet serves as a commercial guide to showcase various dessert recipes that can be prepared using Rowntree’s popular “Sunripe” jelly products.
Format: A compact 16 cm publication spanning 15 pages, reflecting mid-century home cookery trends.
Archival Details: This edition is preserved by the Wellcome Library and is available in the public domain.
"Recipe Book: Rowntree's Sunripe Jellies" (c. 1950) is a vintage promotional booklet published by the Rowntree firm. It offers a variety of recipes designed to highlight the flavor and versatility of Rowntree's fruit jelly products. This archival item is provided by the Wellcome Library.
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