Press Release 4/17/2000

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Mimi Hiller
Mimi's Cyber Kitchen
PO Box 801926
Santa Clarita, CA 91380-1926
(661) 296-4455
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Creative 'Kitchen Klowns' Build Their Own Free Recipe Websites

SANTA CLARITA, CA - April 17, 2000 (INB) -- Want to start your own recipe website? Don't know how? The RecipeCircus http://RecipeCircus.com is the answer for people who love to cook and want to share their recipes via the Internet. It's also the perfect solution for HTML phobics. Best of all, it's free.

The RecipeCircus was created by Mimi Hiller, who along with her husband, Webmaster JB, hosts the top-rated Mimi's Cyber Kitchen website http://www.cyber-kitchen.com. Mrs. Hiller said, "Recipes are alive and well on the Internet. Tens of thousands of people have taken the plunge and made a financial investment in creating their own recipe websites to share their personal collections with friends, loved ones and total strangers." Mrs. Hiller continued, "But website creation in itself can be daunting for many people. Mention HTML, and you strike fear into the hearts and minds of the uninitiated. RecipeCircus is easy to use since it requires no additional software. Any cook can create his or her own unique recipe website, even using an Internet Appliance or 'set top' box."

At RecipeCircus, each user is invited to create a unique web address and assigned a password, which users are urged to update upon their first visit to RecipeCircus to a password known only to themselves. "This is designed to protect members of RecipeCircus," Mr. Hiller explained.

Visitors to the RecipeCircus can choose to register and create their own websites or to browse pages created by others. All recipes at RecipeCircus are accessible via a site-wide search engine.

According to the Hillers, future additional features will include automatic creation of shopping lists for each recipe within websites at RecipeCircus.

RecipeCircus is an offshoot of the popular Mimi's Cyber Kitchen http://www.cyber-kitchen.com, which now has more than 20,000 member-submitted recipes and tips in its archives. All recipes in Mimi's archives are searchable.

Those who have specific recipe requests are invited to post a message on Mimi's Recipe Exchange board at http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/ubbs/.

Mimi's "The Kitchen Table" (also available at http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/ubbs/) is an interactive message board where registered users exchange tips, ideas and inspiration.

"We invite everyone to check out our sites," Mrs. Hiller concluded. "The family at Mimi's Cyber Kitchen ranges from professionals to people who are just learning their way around a kitchen. Now it includes a growing number of personal websites at http://RecipeCircus.com."