"it would be nice to have cookbooks that were coordinated with each state's ..." That sounds like a computationally difficult, yet possible, "hard" problem. S

"it would be nice to have cookbooks that were coordinated with each state's ..." That sounds like a computationally difficult, yet possible, "hard" problem. Sounds very "start-uppy" to me. We already have book-on-demand, more or less, we need content-on-demand, and it sounds like an interesting startup. I want a "upper-midwest" "cost is not much of a concern" "paleo-ish" hypercustomized cookbook. So given my tags a hundred or so recipes his the B-O-D printer and its under my christmas tree. My sister in law on the other hand is Kale Krazy so her tags would be similar region of the country, and every recipe must contain Kale, and like my son she's medically allergic to soy so cross all of those out, and she likes Dancing with the Stars (well, there's no accounting for taste) so thats where the background art in the cookbook will come from. And a hypercustomized B-O-D printer squirts out a cookbook for her under the christmas tree. If its a success, I could see major publishers getting "interested" in turning it into a division of their own as an exit strategy. Sounds easy to screw up and difficult to get right. Got startup written all over it.