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Show HN: My Food Pairings Mobile App
I read "The Flavor Bible" and was inspired to make an app that adapted its ingredient recommendations as you built your recipe. The result is my app for android/iphone. The iphone link is below(made it free for today) and the android app is called "food flavor pairings"
- kbrower 16y agoVideo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfSLfViHsc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfSLfViHsc Itunes link: itms://itunes.apple.com/us/app/food-pairings/id388447570?mt=8
- smoody 16y agofyi: iTunes shows the iPhone app price as $3.99 for me.
- kbrower 16y agoHuh, I just changed it. Maybe its back now?
- pietrofmaggi 16y ago"This app requires access to the internet to work..." Seems a nice app, but the connection requirement is a bit too restrictive for me.
- pietrofmaggi 16y agoJust curious, why the downvote? My house is very old and has large walls so 3G is out, and the kitchen is at the limit of my WiFi router... so, for me, the connection requirement is a no-no.
- kbrower 16y agoI would love to make a version that will fit on the device, but for now the database(several GB) is too big to be practical.
- pietrofmaggi 16y agoI understand. BTW it seems you found an interesting problem!
- araneae 16y agoCute! I'd prefer this in web app form, though, because I usually have my laptop with me when I'm cooking.
- kbrower 16y agothere is http://foodguts.com http://foodguts.com
- ezrider4428 16y agoThis is an good app. The UI needs a lot of work. Look at www.foodpairing.be for some UI inspiration. Also, cooking is not just about ingredients its about how and when to add each of the ingredients. For example, you wouldn't make a gastrique by putting all the ingredients together then reducing, there is a specific order in which ingredients need to be added to produce the best flavors.