You Tell Us: What’s Your Favorite Food Related App?

Posted Jul 12 2010 by Scott Webster in  with 26 Comments



In preparation for tonight’s podcast, we’d like to see what your favorite Android application is when it comes to food.  Do you use it to count calories?  Does it help you book tables at a local restaurant?  Did you use it for a recipe over the 4th of July weekend? Tell us!

Leave a comment below and share your apps with other Android users!

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  • http://intensedebate.com/people/Direct_Matrix Direct_Matrix

    Calorie Counter to stay thin and Epicurious to fatten up. Also, Google Maps usually is sufficient to use as a restaurant/food finder.

  • http://twitter.com/raww_talent @raww_talent

    Urbanspoon. Best way to find new food to eat no matter where you are. Something about the randomness of it is a lot of fun.

  • Russ Bliss

    Epicurious, by far. I use it at least once a week. Description, rating, creates shopping list, saved favorites, 1000's of recipes, and gives precise directions.
    What esle do you need?

    • chilly

      i love epi also, but i had to free up space… 4mb is kinda a lot

  • Max

    Definitely Epicurius for the recipes and Swirl for the wine. Opentable is almost there but not quite. I don’t know why their android version doesn’t let you pick a specific restaurant.

  • http://gradness.iheartanthony.com Anthony

    I love the randomness of Urbanspoon if I can't figure out where I want but know what type of food I want. I also use yelp a lot.

  • http://twitter.com/CLFatica @CLFatica

    OurGroceries to collaboratively create a grociery list or recipe ingredients with my wife

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    epicurious

  • jer barton

    BigOven for recipes. Thousands of them!

  • zach

    Epicurious++

  • http://twitter.com/nicoladimaria @nicoladimaria

    caloriecounter and it's fatsecret.com !

  • http://ranggaw0636.student.ipb.ac.id/ ranggaw0636

    epicurious

  • http://dedenm06.student.ipb.ac.id deden

    epicurious ++

  • http://ekas0615.student.ipb.ac.id eka

    epicurious

  • Maff

    I use "Calorie Counter", it ties in with the website fatsecret.com

  • http://yohan06.student.ipb.ac.id yohan

    epicurious, i like it :)

  • http://johnpham.blogger.com John

    I use Livestrong's Calorie Counter to watch what I eat and Yelp to find and review restaurants.

  • Kenji

    I like Yelp. Easy to use, monocle is awesome, and now I can check in and connect with friends. Oh and I like how I can upload food pics directly to the website. Very handy.

  • Gerry

    I use yelp to find places to eat, calorie counter for watching what I eat, and epicurious to find recipes.

  • http://oki.maulana08.student.ipb.ac.id xtin

    wewh… yummy

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