Year
2023
When the
Dream
Had to Wait
Year
2023
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I remember my husband asking me what I wished for Christmas – and I said I wished to hold my PKU Magic book in my hands.
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After sharing the draft version on social media, I saw an incredible level of interest. Your messages, questions, and support moved me more than you can probably imagine. It was amazing to see that something which had originally been just my private dream could also mean something to you. At the same time, I knew that during that period I wasn’t able to give the book the priority it truly deserved.
Our old
logo
PKU Magic
from 2023.
It is now 2026 – and where are we today?
I’m no longer dreaming, I’m making it happen.
This cookbook is being created for you.
And this year, I will bring it to life.
Our new logo from 2026.
The recipes are no longer simply collected from the blog as they were in the draft version.
Some have gone through significant revisions, others were created from scratch – and some haven’t even appeared on the blog yet.
Most of the recipes have already been professionally calculated and carefully organized.
Each recipe is reviewed, missing information is added, portions are adjusted, and the final details are refined.
We even have a new logo :)
The Year 2026
Where We Are Today
It’s No Longer
Just a Dream
I remember my husband asking what I wished for Christmas - and I said my wish:
I simply wanted to hold my own PKU Magic cookbook in my hands.
And then they surprised me.
My sister-in-law, who is a graphic designer, quietly gathered all the recipes we had published on the PKU Magic blog at that time and turned them into a book format.
It was a family moment - a spontaneous surprise - and the first tangible proof that this dream could one day become real.
That draft version was only for me.
I wanted to see how many recipes we already had and what they looked like together.
And that’s how the first “draft” version was born.
The recipes were there.
But they weren’t fully refined.
The calculations were not systematic.
It was a private dream - not a finished publication.
And I always knew that if this book was ever released, it would have to be done properly.