Cook'n Recipe Organizer Review (Tomoson)

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

I reviewed Cookn Recipe Organizer, in response to a campaign on Tomoson. I also received a coupon code for a  free cookbook, (101 entertaining recipes),  which works with the software.

I wanted to review the software because I love to cook and I love to eat.

Features of Cook'n

Cook'n is a downloadable recipe organizer. Cook'n allows you to enter your favorite recipes. Create shopping lists. Save recipes from websites. Create menus. You also can purchase over 150 cookbooks from the website. 

In the future, Cook'n will be available as a mobile app. 

When you load up the app, you first see a live recipe feed,  filled with plenty of recipes. You can click on a recipe to go to the website.

You also can enter your own recipes. You can enter in ingredients, serving sizes, prep time, cooking time, photos and videos. 

Another great feature is you can generate a shopping list from a recipe. 

Other features I liked:

• I liked how you can log into social media and pull up photos and videos. You also can pull up your boards from Pinterest. I pulled up my food board into Cook'n.
• You can create a menu planner from a recipe, not to mention a shopping list. 
• You can choose which websites appear in the live feed, when the software first loads. 

The software is 79.95 for a downloadable version. You also can purchase a CD for the same price. 

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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.