Epicurious
By Condé Nast Digital
- Category: Food & Drink
- Release Date: 2009-04-24
- Current Version: 7.2.1
- Adult Rating: 4+
- File Size: 104.21 MB
- Developer: Condé Nast Digital
- Compatibility: iOS 14.0+
Description
The ultimate recipe resource for curious home cooks. Discover more than 50,000 recipes from the biggest names in cooking — including Epicurious, Bon Appétit, Gourmet, HarperCollins, and more — with the new Epicurious app. Reimagined, redesigned, and ready to help you find recipes that you’ll love to cook and share, the new Epicurious app is the sidekick you need to be a hero in the kitchen. ENDLESS CHOICES Discover 50,000+ test-kitchen perfected recipes from cooking’s biggest names, including Epicurious, Bon Appetit, Gourmet, and HarperCollins. ROBUST SEARCH AND SAVE OPTIONS What Do You Want to Cook? Advanced search functions make it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. Search our entire catalog by meal, diet, occasion, ingredients and more. Save your favorites so they are always close at hand. RECOMMENDATIONS TO YOUR TASTE Personalized settings and recommendations mean you can adjust your Epicurious app experience at any time for customized recipes tailored to you. iPAD COMPATIBILITY Enjoy the entire Epicurious app experience on a larger screen, with high-resolution photos and more. ADDED BENEFITS If you’re already an epicurious.com or bonappetit.com subscriber, log in for unlimited access to the Epicurious app now. Or, subscribe in the app, and start enjoying full access on both epicurious.com and bonappetit.com and all 50,000+ recipes, plus instructional videos, expert advice, kitchen product reviews and cooking technique tutorials. Choose from two subscription options: - Monthly subscription to the new Epicurious app: $4.99. Cancel anytime. - Annual subscription to the new Epicurious app: $39.99 (save 33% off the monthly price). Non-refundable. Cancel anytime. The app is free to download. Subscribers receive unlimited access to recipes. Users need to be subscribed and logged in to access recipes in the app. Non-subscribers may access the recipes by starting a free trial. If you used an earlier version of the Epicurious app, you can access your library of saved recipes in the new app by signing in with the same email address associated with your previous account. Users who have trouble accessing recipes can e-mail us at apps@epicurious.com for assistance. The subscription includes a 7-day free trial, after which it will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period and will state the cost of renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user, and auto-renewal may be turned off by updating the user’s App Store Subscription settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. Payment will be charged to iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Please Note: Users can cancel their subscription anytime from App Store settings. The Epicurious app requires iOS 14 or above. Information about our Terms of Use & Privacy Policy can be found at - Privacy policy: https://www.condenast.com/privacy-policy - Terms of Use: https://www.condenast.com/user-agreement
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Reviews
Why change a good thing to make it less useful?
The changes to this site have caused me to cancel my subscription. For years, this was a reliable site to view, try and save recipes, make shopping lists, and share with friends and family. I resent having to sign in for every action and now that they’ve hanged basic functionality and removed my saved recipes from the site, it’s useless to me.
Unstable app
I love this app: a great resource for recipes of all kinds. The most recent updates seem to be rather unstable, with the app crashing frequently or closing unexpectedly, which makes a brilliant product unusable… come on app team, help us to get our favourite recipes back in a readable format. Also the sort / filter options on the newer versions are not as extensive as previous versions. I use this on the fly after work to find a recipe for our family dinner. The better sort / filter options are a time saver for a busy family hustling the kids around our work responsibilities!
Infuriating.
Used this app for ages and now they want to charge for a subscription w/ no option to view recipes you’ve saved before.
Constantly crashes
They decide we should pay for the app and now it constantly crashes. What a piece of junk
Disappointed
Used this app for many years. I liked the basic straightforward recipes it had. Now it seems to be nothin but fancy frilly hard to make recipes AND they want you to pay for it. Deleted.
Epi-c fail for Epicurious
Such a shame. I have been a loyal user for many, MANY years, and I routinely and perhaps foolishly cough up money to subscribe to Apps and sites but I refuse to spend a single cent on Epicurious. The genius who thought of deleting people’s recipe boxes knows nothing about cooking and how recipes become a part of a family’s history. And don’t even try to tell me I had the opportunity to save my recipes because the App suddenly crashed every time I tried to print a recipe for safe keeping. The powers that be sadly failed to honor a group of consumers like myself with their total lack of respect for us and for the art of cooking. I will gladly spend hundreds of dollars on cookbooks and a subscription to NYT cooking. Epi-c fail…
Recent changes are not for the better
Like several other reviewers have said, this had been my go-to recipe app, too. It was so user-friendly and really actually enjoyable when searching for new recipes. Now, accessing any recipes—including those I’d already saved and accessed many times in the past—requires a subscription. No thank you. This change in no way has been an improvement to the users; instead, it a real disappointment and slap in the face for our long-time loyalty. I did actually sign up for the free trial with this new subscription model, but just long enough to retrieve my saved favorites. The search function is now clumsy to use and if there is a way to print recipes, I couldn’t find it; I had to copy and paste the recipes, instead. I will be seeking out a new recipe app.
Looking elsewhere
Was great when it was free
Love the app but there are so many bugs
Very frustrating. I don’t use it as often as I’d like because either the app is hard to open or the recipes are. Such a shame.
How did this get released??
Did anyone test this app at all? Ever? It’s been trash ever since they updated months ago and I’m astonished it’s still just as bad. Practically useless.
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