Save recipes from anywhere, set unlimited timers, plan your week with meal plans, and so much more with Pestle.
IMPORT FROM ANYWHERE
Import recipes from anywhere on the internet to Pestle, and keep just the ingredients and steps. Just tap 'Share', and 'Save to my Cookbook'.
GUIDED COOKING
Turn any recipe into a step-by-step process with Pestle's guided cooking experience. Control Pestle hands-free for those messy recipes, set as many timers as you want & get reminders for quantities with just a tap.
DEVICE SYNC
Find a recipe on your iPhone, and cook it for dinner on your iPad with seamless, instant sync. For the power users, you can even switch between your iPad & iPhone with Handoff.
HOUSEHOLDS
Create a Pestle Household and share all of your recipes with your family, and create Meal Plans together, too!
DISCOVER
Pestle learns where you save recipes from and suggests to you their latest creations. Add your favorite foodie blogs and always stay up to date.
MEAL PLAN
Pestle can help you plan out your next 14-days by allowing you to assign recipes to each day. And, of course, syncs everywhere.
SHOPPING LIST
Take every ingredient from your recipe and add it to your shopping list! Already got Olive Oil? No worries, just tap it to remove it from your list.
BOOKMARKS
When Pestle isn't able to intelligently extract recipe details, Bookmarks are saved to take you straight back to the source.
RECIPE SCANNING
We get it, not all recipes are online. If you have a big collection of physical recipes, worry not, Pestle has a recipe scanner to digitize them!
There's a lot more you can do with Pestle, but we'll let you discover it!
The use of Pestle is outlined in our Terms of Use, which can be found at https://pestlechef.app/terms.
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What's New in Pestle
2.0.2
November 24, 2024
You can now save recipes from TikTok with Pestle 2.0!
There’s a lot of little fixes and some great new features in this release!
What’s new:
– Save recipes from TikTok using on-device AI.
– Notes! Lots of recipes now come with notes from the author.
– More websites supported.
– Nutrition information in Tiktoks and Instagram Reels are now stored in Pestle.
– The menu bar in the recipe viewer has been reorganised to make it easier to add recipes to your Shopping List and Meal Plan.
– Markdown exporting is improved
Fixes:
– Images wouldn’t show in the Meal Plan widget
– Some Households couldn’t use the Meal Plan widget
– Fixed SeriousEats
– Clicking a household invite link could do nothing
– Folders could disappear if you used multiple devices
– Meal Plan syncing could go awry if you used multiple devices
– Recipes could save with empty step sections
– Recipes with a deep linked source could crash Pestle.
– Resetting ingredients could show “2.0” instead of “2” for servings.
– Tapping a link to a recipe you’d shared would try to re-save it instead of taking you to your saved copy.
– Fixed deleting categories and cuisines not working.
– Experimental parser wouldn’t work
– Adding a new ingredient could crash Pestle.
– Announcements couldn’t be dismissed in some cases
Some little fixes in this that I missed in 2.0, oops!
– Pestle might crash if you deleted a recipe with a user attached photo
– Pestle might crash if you open settings on iPad
– Pestle might crash if you tap ‘Start Cooking’ on devices running iOS 16
– Pestle might crash if you delete a folder
I have been searching for a good recipe app saver in the chance that tik tok is banned in the US in a few weeks. I quickly found that for this app and similar, the key to whether or not the app will be able to load the video is dependent on in the recipe and directions are listed in the caption of the video! That took me longer than I’d like to figure out and it would be nice if that were explained in the app or description of the app. Unsure if I will end up paying for this app or not but wanted to mention as I assume I’m not the only one in this predicament right now. I will say, the app is very user friendly and laid out better than others I have tried.
