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Announcement: New Innovative Feature - Springpad



Hi readers, I would like to announce that I have recently incorporated a new feature on my site. This feature works in conjunction with Springpad and it will enable you to easily save any of the recipes on my site with a press of a single Save It button. Here are screenshot demos to show you how to use this new innovative feature.





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It will assist you to quickly save and organize any recipes from my site and from across the web. You can even personalize and share recipes by adding notes, photos, and videos. Springpad offers many convenient features, including a meal planner app and it will even automatically generate a shopping list for you for any selected recipe! They also offer a mobile web app that allows you to easily access your recipes, shopping list, and meal plans whilst on the go!


is a free online personal organizer that helps people get things done. From food and entertainment to parenting and managing the day-to-day, springpad makes it easy for you to collect, use and share content from bloggers, brands and trusted friends to help organize your life. To date, the springpad community of hundreds of food bloggers and thousands of members have already collected and shared more than 50,000 recipes and created more than 15,000 weekly meal plans.


This is a screenshot of my springpad page with Stir-Fry Mixed Vegetables recipe.



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  1. Divina PeOctober 5, 2009 at 7:40 AM

    That's really nice. I hate losing recipes and not being able to bookmark them. You know I haven't made the Rosemary Raisin Pecan Crisps. But I'll know you know as soon as I try them. Thanks.

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  2. MattOctober 5, 2009 at 8:02 AM

    Hi Angie,

    We at springpad are really excited to be working with you. Please let us know if you or any of your readers have any feedback. We are always looking to improve our services. Thanks again for the great post and for working with us!

    Matt

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  3. Angie TeeOctober 6, 2009 at 8:49 PM

    @Divina Pe: Yes, Springpad is a great online notebook. Oh, I have to bake those Rosemary Raisin Pecan Crisps too! I hope you'll enjoy them.

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