[Logging] Import Recipe Feature | Voters

[Logging] Import Recipe Feature

under review

Cosima Travis

Feedback:

An easier way to log and track whole foods and recipes, especially those with multiple ingredients. He mentioned it's cumbersome to manually enter each ingredient. He suggested allowing users to enter nutrition information or import recipes.

January 12, 2024

Lynette Diaz

Merged in a post:

[Logging] Links to recipes for food tracking

Rachel Jensen

It’s hard to add full recipes. It would be great to be able to paste a link to an online recipe and just select how many portion sizes of it I ate.

October 24, 2024

Lynette Diaz

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Lisa Wobick-Dolan

I cannot upvote this enough!

Tom Conklin

Great idea!

Cosima Travis

Merged in a post:

Import nutrition information from online recipes

Catherine

So many recipes are available online and have nutritional information. Import all this information into a meal (per serving size) so we can more accurately and efficiently track macro and micronutrients.

July 5, 2024

Cherry Del Castillo

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Import recipes from websites

Cosima Travis

Feedback:

I often meal plan once a week and enter the recipes I plan to make into the macro tracking app. That way it's so much easier for me to track my food during the busy work week. I would love it if the recipe feature could import recipes from a website that I could then edit, as I often modify recipes from websites to use in my cooking but having the initial import reduces the amount of work I have to do every time. I like to weigh the total recipe when it's completed in grams (e.g., 100 grams of salad dressing) and then be able to enter the grams I use each time I eat it (e.g., 20 grams to go with my salad at lunch) by logging the recipe as a food item.

February 16, 2024

Kristen Valentine

Even better if you can input a website with a recipe and it prepopulates the recipe in Levels format for you! The meal planning app Paprika does this