It makes sense because they want you to buy their product. There are always recipes on Hershey's cocoa powder and Philly cream cheese. I never tried those, but they look good. Baker's chocolate has a chocolate - chocolate chip cookie recipe that's incredible. I like to add 'normal' chocolate chips. I recently made some cinnamon biscuits from a recipe from the back of a self rising flour bag. They were good. It said to add raisins or currants. It also said to add frosting made from powdered sugar and water. I just made them plain. They're awesome. There was one exception. I have had really bad experiences with the recipes on Asian food packs. (It's a vegetarian thing. It will probably never come up for most people. If you ever see an "egg salad" recipe on a tofu package that involves vinegar, don't try it. It's gut wrenching.) This topic came up because I was trying to find recipes for some stuff we have laying around the house on Recipezaar. I finally just wound up looking on the packages and found exactly what I wanted!!! I found easy recipes to make stuff you would want to eat out of normal household ingredients. Can anyone else suggest any good recipes they have tried that are always on the food package?