| A Review of MacGourmet 2.4.5 |  |
“It’s like iTunes for your recipes!”
One of the earliest applications for home computers has been the recipe database program. I’ve purchased a few over the years (back in my PC days), but never really used them much. Recently I decided it would be nice to have one for my MacBook Pro. My requirements were simple:
- Snow Leopard Compatible
- Reasonably priced
- Ability to easily import from web pages or other formats
- Publish to web
- Ability to adjust quantities
- Companion program for my iPhone
A little research turned up a program called MacGourmet by Advenio. The comments about it were very positive and it met my requirements and then some. I downloaded a demo, gave it a spin and shelled out $24.95 for a registration code. MacGourmet also offers a bundle called MacGourmet Deluxe for $49.95 that includes MacGourmet and three plugins (Mealplan, Nutrition and Cookbook) and there is a companion program for the iPhone/iTouch called MacGourmet Touch for $4.95. The plugins are available separately for $11.95 each ($9.95 if you use a promo code).
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