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Re: Anyone using Cook'N for Mac?

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Skylamar wrote:
> Hi. I've been interested in getting a recipe program that can
> consolidate the ingredients from multiple recipes into one shopping
> list. I also want a program that has good meal planning features. In my
> search for such a program, I came across Cook'n  for Mac:
>
> http://www.dvo.com/mac-software.php
>
> However it's very expensive: it's $79.95
>
> Also, there is no demo so I can't try it out and it looks like the Mac
> version may be a crappy PC port.
>
> But I'm wondering if anyone has tried it and can provide their opinion.

I haven't tried it - only read about it. And what I read didn't suite my 
needs. So instead I began to look for other apps like that and one of 
them comes from the developers of MarinerWrite - the MacGourmet and 
MacGourmet Deluxe.

The MacGourmet is a stripped-down version of the Deluxe edition with 
quite a fewer features. The MacGourmet Deluxe is one of the most 
out-built apps of it's kind with so many features that it took me a long 
time to really find out, /what/ is is capable of...

It can handle recipes, diatrist nutrition, meal plans, shopping lists, 
ingredience libraries, meal plan libraries, nutrition libraries, 
nutrition values and much much more.

You can read more about it here and also download a demo version. Price 
for boxed or download version is $49,95USd. - It is worth every cent!

<https://www.marinersoftware.com/products/macgourmet/>

It is also usable in some non Enblish languages. 2-3 years ago I 
translated the ver. 3 of the Deluxe into Danish, but due to some 
incompatibilities I haven't been able until now to continue the 
translation, so still only parts of the new ver. 4.x will show up in 
Danish. I hope soon to be able to take up the translation again now that 
I have newer hardware which will make it compatible again.

It was through this translation work I found out how great the 
MacGourmet Deluxe is for any modern kitchen. - Try it and I'm sure that 
you'll say the same.

NOTE: I donot get any fee when someone buys the MGD, since my 
translation work is/was non-paid work. I did it just for fun!

cheers, Erik Richard

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Anyone using Cook'N for Mac? Skylamar <nothingtoseehere@movealong.net> - 2014-03-14 23:17 -0700
  Re: Anyone using Cook'N for Mac? Michael Vilain <vilain@NOspamcop.net> - 2014-03-15 00:42 -0700
  Re: Anyone using Cook'N for Mac? ErikRS <mac-dane@is.invalid> - 2014-03-15 14:05 +0100

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