Many people have asked why our font size is so small on our printer friendly pages. The reason is that if we were to make the font larger most recipes would require two pages of paper to print. Because of our high traffic this would result in hundreds of thousands of extra pages of paper per month world wide. For environmental reasons we have purposely kept the font small.

There is however a way to make the font size larger on any web page including ours. So if you would like a larger font follow this procedure when printing.

Internet Explorer Procedure

Step 1. Click the arrow next to the printer icon and select Print Preview. A new window will open.

Step 2. Next to Shrink to Fit click the arrow and select 125%.

Step 3. Click the printer icon and your page will print with larger font.

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