Cook’s Illustrated continued to have black-and-white photos in the inside of the magazine up until the late 2010s.
It seemed to be a stylistic choice that kept the focus on the cooking lore and knowledge rather than making the magazine about food porn. Their “cooking tips” section continues to be drawn in pen-and-ink style.
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Cook’s Illustrated continued to have black-and-white photos in the inside of the magazine up until the late 2010s.
It seemed to be a stylistic choice that kept the focus on the cooking lore and knowledge rather than making the magazine about food porn. Their “cooking tips” section continues to be drawn in pen-and-ink style.