Shop`NCook - the smart cooking software that understands recipes
Released on = December 19, 2006, 7:05 am
Press Release Author = Rufenacht Innovative
Industry = Food & Beverage
Press Release Summary = Smart solution for your cooking and grocery shopping, with
nutritional analysis.
Press Release Body = SHOP'NCOOK: SMART COOKING SOFTWARE
Rufenacht Innovative announces the release of Shop'NCook 3.4, a recipe and grocery
organizer program for Windows 98/NT/2000/XP and Mac OS X platforms.
Facilitating the input of recipes is an important requirement of cooking programs.
While most applications have some capability to import plain text recipes, they
usually require a strict formatting and to separate ingredient lines from cooking
instructions. Shop'NCook's smart recipe wizard uses a novel parsing technology to
recognize automatically the ingredient lines - even when they are interwoven with
recipe instructions.
Just type or paste a recipe in the wizard and it does the rest: it interprets it,
links the ingredients with the large database of grocery items or with other
recipes, and yields an accurate nutritional analysis without user intervention.
Shop'NCook organizes the recipes by categories and in cookbooks that can be read by
anyone with the free companion software Shop'NCook Cookbook Reader. Its powerful
scaling tool can scale the text of the recipes as well as the ingredient list. Do
you cook with butter rather than margarine? Do you use weight rather than volume
units? No problem! Shop'NCook performs the ingredient substitutions and unit
conversions to fit your cooking habits. Users can display the nutritional analysis
for more than forty nutrients and choose among several nutrition display formats. A
system of nutrition scripts allows you to tailor Shop'NCook to any diet system and
to compute custom nutrition formulas.
No more shopping for one cup of chopped onions: when adding ingredients from a
recipe to the shopping list, the quantities are converted automatically to your
preferred shopping units. You can choose to itemize the quantities per recipe or
aggregate them. Contrary to most recipe softwares, shopping lists can also be
created by selecting directly items in the database, adding from sublists, or just
typing in new items. With a few clicks of the mouse, you generate a compact,
practical and aisle-ordered shopping list.
Shop'NCook costs $34.95(US) for a single-user license with one year of free
upgrades. A Pro version with a recipe costing feature is also available. For more
information and to purchase, visit http://www.ShopNCook.com or contact Rufenacht
Innovative, Staeblistr. 20 A, CH-5200 Brugg, Switzerland. Tel: 41 56 441 59 11.
E-mail: contact at rufenacht.com
Web Site = http://www.shopncook.com/basic.html
Contact Details = Address: Staeblistr. 20 A, Brugg
Switzerland
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