03 September 2006

Recipe sharing 2.0

In: Getting Organized, Mealtime

New recipe tracking and sharing app RecipeThing looks promising. I signed up for an account, and I like how simple and friendly it is. Recipes are only the beginning; one can browse the collection by tag or user, schedule recipes on a weekly meal planner, save ingredients to a personal pantry and shopping list, and even track grocery aisle locations (like an integrated Grocery Shopping Helper). The kicker -- you can export all your recipes to a text file should ever want to move out.

The RecipeThing is in beta, so be sure to send the creators your feedback. [Via Lifehack.org]

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I love to cook and I can't wait to check out this new website. There's no such thing as too many recipes! I've been using allrecipes.com but I'm always looking to branch out.

Posted by: Autumn | 03 September 2006 at 10:24 AM

Hey, thanks for the link! I just signed up and will be passing it along to my family and friends!

Posted by: Amber | 03 September 2006 at 04:52 PM

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