The General Baking Company distributed this book widely as a targeted advertising giveaway used to convey "why more than a million women prefer Bond Bread
especially those for informal luncheons
Popularized in the early years of the 20th century between the world wars
attractive entrees
exported from Japan and sold at reasonable prices across the United States
The Complete Jell-O Recipe Book, 1929 Victorian Glass The General Baking Company distributedThe Complete Jell O Recipe Book, published in 1929 by The Jell O Company, LeRoy, NY. "Surprises keep popping out of the Jell O box. For Jell O, so long famous as a dessert, now appears in many other delightful new roles: in colorful molds of salads, dainty appetizers, tart relishes, attractive entrees, and still more desserts all intriguing and delicious. And these dishes are so easy to make. Just a package of Jell O from the pantry shelf, a glance in