Company's Coming

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Company's Coming is a Canadian publishing company specializing in cookbooks. Founded in 1981 by Jean Paré, the company has grown to become one of the most recognized names in the Canadian cookbook industry.

History[edit | edit source]

Company's Coming was established in Edmonton, Alberta, by Jean Paré, who was a caterer before she ventured into publishing. The first cookbook, 150 Delicious Squares, was published in 1981 and quickly became a bestseller. The success of this initial publication led to the creation of a series of cookbooks, each focusing on different types of recipes.

Publications[edit | edit source]

The Company's Coming series includes a wide range of cookbooks, covering various culinary topics such as baking, appetizers, main courses, and desserts. Some of the most popular titles include:

  • 150 Delicious Squares
  • 5-Ingredient Slow Cooker Recipes
  • Most Loved Appetizers
  • Healthy in a Hurry

Impact[edit | edit source]

Company's Coming has sold over 30 million cookbooks worldwide, making it one of the largest publishers of cookbooks in Canada. The books are known for their easy-to-follow recipes and practical cooking tips, which have made them a staple in many Canadian households.

Jean Paré[edit | edit source]

Jean Paré, the founder of Company's Coming, was born in Irma, Alberta. She began her career as a caterer before transitioning into cookbook publishing. Paré's practical approach to cooking and her ability to create accessible recipes have earned her a loyal following.

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