Whats for Dinner: Recipe Saver

Made for iPhone Duo What's for Dinner now makes the most of every screen, folded or unfolded. • Tabs in the side column. Books, Dinner, Add, Plan and Grocery move into the side column, right under your thumb, so the full screen is yours. • Back is in reach. Back buttons now sit in that same column, above your tabs. No more stretching to the top corner. • List and recipe, side by side. Open a cookbook unfolded and your recipes stay on the left while the one you picked opens on the right. • Expand to cook. Tap Expand to open a recipe full screen, with ingredients right beside the method. Tap Collapse to go back. • Bigger everything when unfolded. Larger meal photos in the monthly plan, more cookbook columns, and a two-column grocery list sorted by aisle. Ask What's for Dinner, now in Add Describe what you're craving or what's in the fridge, and we'll find a real recipe from the web. It's right in the Add menu. Smoother recipe pages • Add to Cookbook and Plan for This Week are now side by side, next to prep, cook and serves. • Pick cookbooks straight from Review Recipe before you save. A better first import Your free first recipe is held safely on your phone until you sign in. No more confusing Save button along the way. Plus layout fixes and polish throughout. Before you post: • Check the device name. I used "iPhone Duo" because that's what the simulator calls it. Make sure it matches Apple's official product name for the listing. • Ask What's for Dinner: the "describe it, get a real recipe" feature already existed on the Dinner tab. If your current users already know it, you could say "now also in Add" instead. • First-import line: that note is mostly for brand-new users. Drop it if you'd rather keep What's New focused on the Duo.