The Womens Suffrage Cook Book

First published in 1886, The Women’s Suffrage Cook Book is more than just a collection of recipes—it’s a powerful slice of American history. Compiled by suffragist Hattie A. Burr, this cookbook brought together the voices (and kitchens) of women fighting for their right to vote, using food as a tool for connection, fundraising, and change.

Inside, you’ll find over 200 cherished recipes—everything from hearty breads to comforting pies—alongside essays, quotes, and reflections from prominent suffragists of the time. It’s a beautiful reminder of the strength, creativity, and courage that women have always brought to the table.

📖 Pages: Reproduction of the original 1886 edition
🥧 Includes: Classic 19th-century recipes + historical commentary
💛 Perfect for: History lovers, home bakers, and meaningful gifting
🎁 A thoughtful gift for: Mothers, daughters, teachers, and trailblazers

A celebration of heritage and hope, The Women’s Suffrage Cook Book invites you to honor the women who stirred both pots and progress—with every recipe made and every right earned.