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26. 6. 2019
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Favourite recipes in one app? Try sRecipes

Favourite recipes in one app? Try sRecipes

Food is the basis of everything nowadays. Whatever you eat, whether you're on a restricted diet or trying to keep to your daily calorie intake, you'll appreciate our new sRecipes app. Your mobile phone will serve as a recipe book, shopping list and gallery of perfectly balanced meals.

What can I cook today?” This is a question that each of us has to ponder from time to time. And who among you has never typed “dinner” or “lunch” into an internet search engine in an attempt to choose a great dish that will please the palate based on reviews and pictures? With our sRecipes app, the complicated search is out of the way. Recipes are categorized by occasion, by cuisine, by diet, by season, by budget, by dish and by type. A special category is our recommended recipes.

In the sRecipes app, you’ll find new and fresh recipes on a regular basis. After registering, you’ll get the ability to comment on recipes, add your own and save your favorites. Once you cook the perfect tomato, you’ll definitely want to save the recipe in a place where it will last and not get lost. The app also houses the ability to print the recipe, send it to a friend, or subscribe to similar recipes. All dishes are accompanied by photos and detailed descriptions of the preparation process. In addition, you will also have a shopping list on your phone. You’ll forget the small paper shopping list at home, but most of us carry our phones with us everywhere.

To access all of the benefits listed above, you’ll need to sign up, either using Facebook, your Google account, or the usual via email. The benefit of registering using Facebook is also the ability to share your favorite recipe with your friends.

Regularly using the sRecipes portal may even get you a prize! You’ll receive gold for simply using it, such as adding a profile photo, uploading a favorite recipe, or reviewing a recipe. These are then redeemed for valuable prizes. At the moment, you can get a Brandnooz box (the best novelty foods neatly packaged in a box) or Rossk Spices (a selection of spices without substitutes or extracts).

Since the last update, the app has undergone big changes. We’ve applied a new trend in mobile apps for a better visual appearance: rounded corners, tweaked notifications, and improved search results so you won’t miss a great recipe. As part of these updates, the app also underwent a rebranding from General Recipes to sRecipes. The app is rated very positively by users, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. sRecipes’ popularity is also reflected in the number of downloads: 150,000, rankings on Google Play, where sRecipes comes out on top in categories and in general search queries.

The app is completely free and available for download on Google Play. Create your own private cookbook of your favorite recipes. Try classic dishes and gastronomic novelties. Save, share, comment. Our sRecipes app is here for you!

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