Devilishly Delicious - Diablo: The Official Cookbook Available for Preorder!

Diablo Posted 2023/03/11 at 9:00 AM by Jezartroz

World of Warcraft Official CookbookDiablo: The Official CookbookA small portion of sales from the Amazon link(s) above will go to support Wowhead's site operations.

Comment by SuperMonkyI LOVE these cookbooks from blizzard. My gf and I cook these recipes together.Comment by KerathrasPlease tell me the first recipe is for Shrimp Diablo? 🤣Comment by SylverbladeI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by NkaraThe preorder link leads to Elder Scrolls Cookbook?Comment by BlightyI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by PorkinsI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by SuperMonkyI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
Comment by ONCHEhapI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by Shark02I don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by AshleyI LOVE these cookbooks from blizzard. My gf and I cook these recipes together.Comment by TheRedRogueI LOVE these cookbooks from blizzard. My gf and I cook these recipes together.Comment by knowbrainer23I don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.Comment by WalkerfinOk Diablo have no cow level but what about chicken? I lrefer pork meat but blizzard some reason want us to eat chicken?Comment by bluebird91At least the argument can be made that food items are a staple in warcraft with cooking being a profession in wow but Diablo has no history of food being a part of the game at all.Comment by SylverbladeI don't understand the appeal of this. If I wanted to cook, I would buy a cook book.
This just feels like easy money by slapping some 'brand names' on dishes.
Isn't this 'tricking' people by adding imaginary value(renamed to diablo theme) to an already existing product (cookbook)?
In other words: Why not just use a regular cookbook and just pretend it's dishes from Diablo/Warcraft, instead of buying an expensive 'official' one like this one. It's the same thing, or am I missing something?

Incoming "u must be fun at parties" ad-hominem comments.