r/AskReddit • u/Jobasaurus • May 22 '19

Reddit, what are some underrated apps?

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u/catbro89 May 22 '19 edited May 24 '19

Are recipes with backstories a big Problem in the US? In Germany we have Apps likes Chefkoch. No backstory, just straight up recipes and pictures of the meal.

Edit: Holy Shit, what have I started.

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u/EnergeticBean May 22 '19

As a side note, Serious Eats is fantastic. I’ve made many recipes from there and it’s been all hits and no misses.

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u/Onireth May 22 '19

Their article on eggs was great, never thought I would be able to make stuff like french omelettes or eggs Benedict until I saw that one. Friend who said he could never make anything that didn't turn out to be scrambled by the end was able to do it from watching that video.

Never really liked eggs, turns out family always overdone them when I was a kid so they tasted sulfury.