Daily Bread: Recipes
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Introducing Daily Bread: a cookbook you share with the people you cook for. Get recipes in fast. Paste a link from TikTok, YouTube, or any recipe site, share straight from another app, paste a wall of text from ChatGPT or Notes, or scan a handwritten card with the built-in document scanner. Daily Bread reads it into ingredients and steps for you to check and save. Keep it yours. Shelve recipes into collections, or don't. Sort your shelves by size, name, or what you added to most recently, and pin the ones that matter. Pick your cookbook's paper, print, and accent so friends see your shelf in your colors. Share with friends, not the internet. Friends see your public recipes and can save an editable copy to their own cookbook, credit trail included. Hide anything you'd rather keep to yourself. Talk about dinner. Message a friend or a group and send a recipe straight into the conversation. Missing a photo? Daily Bread can generate an appetizing cover from the recipe itself.Read more
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Versions
- Version 1.6.1First seen · 29 Sept 2026
Typing in a recipe by hand is faster and friendlier. - Save whenever you're ready: a recipe only needs a name. Calories and macros are optional, and if the name is missing Daily Bread tells you and takes you straight to it. - Arrow keys above the keyboard: hop left, right, up and down through the form. Skip the amount or unit whenever you like, and arrow down past the last ingredient or step to add another. - Tap Next to move to the next field; at the end of a list it starts a new ingredient or step for you. - Tap anywhere to put the keyboard away. - The field you're typing in stays in view a…
Countries
Limited release · 37 countries
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
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