Food App of the Month – Cookooz

If you want to have your own recipe app right in your iDevice, then you might as well try out our Food App of the Month. We’re talking about Cookooz, an excellent all-in-one photo recipe organizer and planner every home cook and foodie should have. Read the review below and find out why we chose and love this amazing recipe tool!

Organize & Store All of Your Delicious Recipes with Cookooz

In today’s time when there is an app for almost anything you can imagine, the app revolution is leaving no sphere untouched, not even the kitchen. With more devices featuring large and vivid touch screens it would not take a genius to realize that a phone or tablet with the right app can make for a handy digital cookbook and personal recipe holder, able to help home cooks and professional chefs discover and organize recipes, track shopping lists and more. Whether it’s a family meal or a summer cookout, it’s a great idea to have all of your mouth-watering recipes on your mobile device. Cookooz will make saving and organizing your recipes an easy task without hours of typing, writing or scanning.

Food & Drink App of the Week – KtchUp

If you’re a smartphone user, you know that your phone would be a lot less smart without your apps. There’s often no question more seemingly difficult to answer than, “Where are we going for dinner?” Luckily, there’s an app for that. Actually, there are quite a few, but today we’re sharing with you one of the best – KtchUp. It has been reviewed on our site before, but due its enormous usability and multiple functionalities, we decided to make it our Food & Drink App of the Week.

KtchUp – One-Stop App for Exploring Restaurants

You’re out with friends or family in an unfamiliar place, and there’s a terrible noise: it’s your stomach, demanding food. The problem? You’ve got no idea where to find a decent eatery that will please everyone. You could stalk the streets, scanning for the nearest recognizable fast food joint, or get a bit fancy and type ‘restaurant’ into Google Maps.  Unfortunately, neither option gives you the inside scoop on where’s good to eat – but help is at hand, in the shape of myriad dedicated eating apps. Today we look at one our favorites – KtchUp!

Cross-Platform App of the Day – EatLykEagles

Food delivery is one of the greatest inventions of the on-demand economy. Dozens of apps — including sharing economy king Uber — make it easy to order food from favorite restaurants and hidden gems in your city. Maybe you’ve run out of ingredients to cook. Perhaps you’re hoping to relax instead of worry about finding dinner. Or maybe you want to focus on working instead of venturing away from your office. In any case, delivery apps can help. Just find the restaurant or cuisine you want, and your food will be on its way.

Cross-Platform App of the Day – GoPapaya

We love our smartphones. They help us do everything from navigating to the nearest bodega to settling bets over which Tom Cruise movie was released in ’94 (it wasn’t Mission Impossible). More important, though, they assist with the best part of the day: meal time.

Android App of the Day – Publo

We love our smartphones. They help us do everything from navigating to the nearest bodega to settling bets over which Tom Cruise movie was released in ’94 (it wasn’t Mission Impossible). More important, though, they assist with the best part of the day: meal time. There are gastronomic apps to cover breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus every amuse-bouche, munchie, midnight snack, and dessert.

WaitChek – A Community for Sharing Wait Times

If you still have problems deciding where to eat, or you have bad luck going to restaraunts that are always busy, we have a solution for you! We have an app that will spare you from tons of frustrations and be of great help in many situations.

App of the Day – ALL i CAN EAT

Our today’s App of the Day – ALL i CAN EAT is one of the most useful apps we have ever reviewed. As the name states, the app will show you which foods you can eat if you have certain health condition and food intolerance. This app can be of great help for people that are intolerant to lactose, fructose, histamine, gluten, sorbitol and salicylic acid intolerance. This app will display not only what to eat, but also what to drink.