The app displays nutrition data from recipes that include it, but it doesn’t have a built-in program to calculate data for recipes that don’t have it. If you tend to use recipes as guidelines instead of gospel, you can edit the recipes and add notes, but it’ll still have the link to the original in case you need it.
So instead of just Beef or Chicken, you can have names like 30 Minutes or Less, Instant Pot, or Kids’ Favorites. When organizing saved recipes, users can name their own categories. And you can manually type in your own family recipes or cookbook favorites too. Thankfully, Paprika’s recipe clipper makes it easy to save recipes directly from the web. However, there’s no database of recipes or pre-set meal plans so you have to build up your own recipe collection first. Paprika is our top pick because it gives you tons of flexibility and customization with the free app option.
