- Free
- Category: Food & Drink
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Meredith Corporation
- com.bhg.redplaid
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 4, 2011 | — | — | 28 | Free |
| January 2, 2012 | — | — | 157 | Free |
| May 11, 2013 | — | — | 1,036 | Free |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15I have been looking for good aps for recipes. This one doesn't seem to work very well with voice over. It doesen't allow reading of list of recipes to even choose one. Do not recomend to anyone using voice over.
App has many bugs, and some options doesn't work. Also the interface of the app is inconvenient for me.
A lot of bugs.
Most of the dishes are too spicy
This app with very good interface. All recipes look very tasty. But I've cooked several dishes and they were awful. So I'm disappointed.
For a long time I put off reviewing this app. I'd delete it and then download it again. I have a love/hate relationship with it. While it has a lot of good recipes it is missing too many others. Yes, it's free. I get that. But still. Not one recipe for a sautéed chicken breast? C'mon!<br/><br/>Anyway, it's the confusing mix of solid classic foods (beef stew, roast chicken, pot roast) with awful recipes that use processed foods that bugs me. And what processed food recipes! Beef stroganoff casserole (?) with packaged cooked beef. Simple beef and noodles with packaged beef tips & gravy AND condensed mushroom soup! Chicken enchilada pasta with canned refried beans, a packet of taco seasoning and a can of enchilada sauce. And omissions abound. Many breakfast casseroles but not a single recipe for scrambled eggs, fried eggs or an omelette. I suppose its a "something for everyone" app. It's just not for me. <br/><br/>For beginners wanting to learn or good cooks looking to expand their horizons, you'd do better to buy Joy of Cooking or How To Cook Everything. Both are spendy, $8-10, but worth it. Several thousand truly classic recipes each. Joy even has audible cooking steps, so your device stays clean, and although HTCE offers more variations and better organization, like the ability to use a custom Favorites list to create a menu, both are excellent reference cookbooks as well as solid recipe apps for everyday kitchen use. I like them both.
They want to charge you for their recipes...<br/>Very limited amount compared to many totally free cooking apps. Why waste your time and money?
You have to pay for any recipes you search for. Betty Crocker doesn't require you to purchase the recipes you find on their app.<br/><br/>NOT WORTH IT!
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