Why do they all start with a bunch of stupid nonsense words. I don't care about your story behind it, or how it warms your soul on a cold night. And they all do it. Is it about making the page length longer so I have to scroll and they can sell more ads? Just gimme the ingredients and instructions.
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Marketing, amirite?
Get the Paprika 3 app on your phone for $5
Then you can download recipes from the websites and skip all of the stories
Then you can download recipes from the websites and skip all of the stories
Yes. You could always buy a cookbook if you didn't want to see ads.Quote:
Is it about making the page length longer so I have to scroll and they can sell more ads?
This is why I use chatgpt for my recipes
Sure, it tells me to use ingredients that aren't actually food and gets some of the amounts wrong, but that's half the fun
Sure, it tells me to use ingredients that aren't actually food and gets some of the amounts wrong, but that's half the fun
It's also part of why you found the recipe. That long ass story is is designed to boost their SEO so you can find that recipe over others.Milwaukees Best Light said:
Why do they all start with a bunch of stupid nonsense words. I don't care about your story behind it, or how it warms your soul on a cold night. And they all do it. Is it about making the page length longer so I have to scroll and they can sell more ads? Just gimme the ingredients and instructions.
Most of those sites have a jump to the recipe link that lets you skip the story.
It gets them closer to the top of search results
nai06 said:It's also part of why you found the recipe. That long ass story is is designed to boost their SEO so you can find that recipe over others.Milwaukees Best Light said:
Why do they all start with a bunch of stupid nonsense words. I don't care about your story behind it, or how it warms your soul on a cold night. And they all do it. Is it about making the page length longer so I have to scroll and they can sell more ads? Just gimme the ingredients and instructions.
This. And yes, on most of them you can jump to the recipe. But really the best tip is to find a few chefs you really like and bookmark their site or substack. Most of them have recipe catalogs without all the blah blah blah.
Seriouseats.com
FTW!FIDO*98* said:
Seriouseats.com
There's a website where you can paste the link of a recipe and it will display ingredients and recipe on one page with no filler.
Can't remember it.
Can't remember it.
There should be website for big butts called seriousseats
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62strat said:
There's a website where you can paste the link of a recipe and it will display ingredients and recipe on one page with no filler.
Can't remember it.
Justtherecipe dot com
Gig 'Em, Ags
toucan82 said:
There should be website for big butts called seriousseats
Allrecipes.com usually has a brief paragraph, a picture, and then jumps right in with a list of ingredients. Pretty solid cooking website.
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