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DG511 - 12 Mar 2004 21:11 GMT

I've been using the Sierra MasterCook software package to track new recipes on
my computer. It's also excellent if you've got an ingredient issue -- need to
use up some mushrooms, are allergic to peanuts -- because you can search on
that basis. It also gives nutritional analyses, which is quite helpful.

I've been about to add a new low-carb "cookbook" (really subfolder), but I was
wondering if anyone knew of a cooking software package that is tailored to the
low-carb WOE.

Thanks.
Daria
166/148/140
sugar-free since 2/1/04
low-carb since 2/17/04

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Claes Bostr?m - 24 Mar 2004 09:35 GMT

Hello
I am the developer of a recipe software and I am interested in what
requirements you mean. I have seen a number of similar questions from
people in this group, but I don't think I have found any reply
indicating there is such a software. Since I am constantly improving
my software PieceOfCake (http://www.pieceofcake.ws) I am interested to
learn more about the specifc requirements you might have on a software
tailored for LowCarb. If you have any ideas please let me know.

Kind regards
/Claes

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Steve - 25 Mar 2004 00:46 GMT

You might also check out BigOven (www.bigoven.com), brand new recipe
software for Windows.

With BigOven, you can search from over 100,000 recipes on the web,
analyze nutritional content (including carbs) with the built-in USDA
nutritional database, share recipes via email with others, tag recipes
"low-carb", or "Atkins", etc. to access them easily, create grocery
lists and meal plans, and much more.

Free 15-day trial at http://www.bigoven.com.

> I've been using the Sierra MasterCook software package to track new recipes on
> my computer. It's also excellent if you've got an ingredient issue -- need to
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> sugar-free since 2/1/04
> low-carb since 2/17/04

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