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Daily Simmer vs Flavorish

Flavorish saves and organizes recipes. Daily Simmer takes the same recipes further: a library that plans your week, fills your shopping list, cooks beside you, and is shared with the people at your table. Your Flavorish backup comes along.

What Flavorish offers

  • Save recipes from supported links and other inputs
  • Back up, export, and restore recipes with Flavorish's supported archive
  • Organize saved recipes and use Flavorish's documented recipe tools
  • Use Flavorish across its supported devices and plans

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What changes in Daily Simmer

  • Free to start, on every screen you cook from, with the whole library exportable whenever you like.
  • Ask for a change in plain words and get a linked variation, with the original untouched and every line reviewed before you save.
  • One Family library, so the people you cook with see the same recipes, the same plan, and the same list.
  • Cooking mode keeps the step large and the screen awake, with timers for every dish and an assistant beside you.

Common questions about switching

What to check before moving your recipe library.

Will I lose my photos or images?

Imports keep recipe images when the export includes them. Review your imported library before removing anything from your previous app.

How long does the import take?

Import time depends on the size and format of your library. You can keep using Daily Simmer while the import runs.

Can I keep using my old app during the switch?

Yes. Importing reads the export file you provide and does not change the library in your previous app. Keep the original export until you have reviewed the imported recipes.

What if some recipes don't import correctly?

Fields differ between export formats. If something looks off, edit the recipe directly or add the missing detail by hand.

Bring your Flavorish backup with you

Import your Flavorish backup with its images, review the recipes, and keep the original archive until your library looks right.

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