Monday Oct 14, '24 Did you enjoy dinner?

[taxlady]

good to know. Like you I use CMT multiple times during the day - the full version is certainly not expensive - was just wondering if the extras were being used.

I don't actually remember what is extra, other than the recipe scaling. I paid for the premium version on 2022-12-14. Yes, I had to look that up. I think maybe the side by side two columns, one for ingredients and one for instructions is for the paid version. I really like that, especially when I'm using my tablet, which I use in landscape mode. I almost always use the tablet when I am actually using a recipe.

Here's the list of stuff you get with the premium version.

Premium

Your recipes, together forever. Copy any recipe from any website with a click. You'll have your own copy of the full recipe. Then edit, organize, plan, and shop. And eat!

www.copymethat.com

I use some of those options enough that I completely forgot that they were only in the premium version. Ask me about any of them and if I use them, what I think of them, etc.

 

[caseydog]

I write my grocery list on paper... then forget to bring it when I go to the store.

CD

 

[taxlady]

I write my grocery list on paper... then forget to bring it when I go to the store.

CD

That's one of the reasons that Our Groceries is so useful. Most of us bring our phones with us when we go shopping. It's maybe even a little more useful with other people in the household. You can add stuff to the list while your partner is shopping. You can watch the items get crossed off in the app as the other person adds stuff to the shopping cart.

 

[caseydog]

You can add stuff to the list while your partner is shopping. You can watch the items get crossed off in the app as the other person adds stuff to the shopping cart.

Ahhh, so it is remote control for husbands. If my ex-wife would have had that, I'd have been going back in the store six times just as I was about to drive out of the parking lot, to get six more items she added to the list, one at a time.

CD

 

[taxlady]

Ahhh, so it is remote control for husbands. If my ex-wife would have had that, I'd have been going back in the store six times just as I was about to drive out of the parking lot, to get six more items she added to the list, one at a time.

CD

Well, then you just get even by adding stuff to one of her lists, like norkfronters or bleens. I didn't even make up those items, though I'm pretty sure they are made up. Stirling used to write a list on paper and attach it to the fridge with a magnet. Before I moved in with him, his mum would sometimes visit his house while he was at work and buy the stuff on the list. One day a friend had added norkfronters to the list. When my MIL (mother in law) brought those items back to his house, she put a note telling him that the norkfronters were in the veggie crisper. There were grapes, which had not been on the list. BTW, one of the reasons his mum picked up groceries for him was that Stirling never got a drivers license, so grocery shopping was not convenient for him.

 

[caseydog]

Well, then you just get even by adding stuff to one of her lists, like norkfronters or bleens. I didn't even make up those items, though I'm pretty sure they are made up. Stirling used to write a list on paper and attach it to the fridge with a magnet. Before I moved in with him, his mum would sometimes visit his house while he was at work and buy the stuff on the list. One day a friend had added norkfronters to the list. When my MIL (mother in law) brought those items back to his house, she put a note telling him that the norkfronters were in the veggie crisper. There were grapes, which had not been on the list. BTW, one of the reasons his mum picked up groceries for him was that Stirling never got a drivers license, so grocery shopping was not convenient for him.

Ah, my ex-wife took her car in for an oil change once, just to show me how easy "man" stuff was. I told her to make sure they check the blinker fluid.

I got the hairy eyeball when she got home.

CD