App Profile: Bachelor Recipe

Jove, I think we've got it!

Rating: 1/5

I used to be able to use this app freely, but now I am very disappointed to find that I now need an account with facebook, twitter, or google to ever be allowed to use this app again. None of these are companies I would ever consider trusting enough to do so. I am impressed that the developers take the time to follow up on reviews. I trust they have the users best interest in mind. Unfortunately, I can not say the same about Facebook, Twitter or Google. And having an account with these parties has far reaching negative consequences beyond the this app.

prawinp9

Rating: 1/5

They have some pictures of some dishes they might have made .. All in all very bad ., toooo many annoying ads come on now

Thomish

Rating: 4/5

Everything is laid out and easy to understand for those starting to cook. Great features: grocery list, featured meals, easy and quick recipes, submit own recipe. Wishes: grocery list included substitutes from non-Indian grocery stores, ability to submit ingredients I already have to see what recipes I can make, days until I need to go grocery shopping again due to running out or reaching expiration, and more non-Indian recipes. Update: the app looks, works great, and I love the variety! Thank you for all the hard work you've put into this app. I would still like to see a function where I can input what I already have and see what comes up - maybe even some "mad-genius", Frankenstein creations for when I can't make it to store but want to find something to make like a bachelor - like using saltine crackers as breading to make a stove-top, lightly-fried tilapia with a side of canned-chicken-fried ramen noodles (with olives). Every bachelor should have at least some eggs, butter, ramen, canned chicken/tuna, frozen protein, and saltine crackers in their pantry/fridge.