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Group Recipes: Cool new social networking site for foodies

Just checked out Group Recipes which is like MySpace for people that love to cook.  Sign up and you could win $6,000 towards a new kitchen.  It was painless to sign up and actually kind of fun (especially the "what foods do you like" section! 

Once you are on, look for me ("StefaniaFromFamilyFood") and let's be friends...and swap recipes!

February 07, 2007 in Social Networking |

Tags: Group recipes, social networking

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Lea

Just signed up and seems cool so far. The taste test is intriguing.

Two funny notes during the signup process:

* My Safari browser messed up the first taste test page so that I had to rate something called Beef Nuts. Hmmmmmm. Not so much.

* So far, the site declares I have a very high taste compatibility with...myself. :)

Come on $6 grand! Soapstone counters and new knives! Woohooo!

Posted by: Lea | February 10, 2007 at 05:16 PM

Andy

If you really want to "swap" recipes, you should check out http://www.bakespace.com? It's more along the lines of Myspace and it's an actual recipe swap. I'd be interested in hearing what you think about the two.

Posted by: Andy | February 10, 2007 at 11:45 PM

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