COLLECT RECIPES--COLLECTIONS MADE MANAGEABLE

Saratoga, CA (March 10, 2003) - Food Shop Recipe Collector makes finding the ideal recipe for your family meal a snap. Recipes from around the world now available in electronic format for quick, easy access. The program eliminates the time and hassle of searching through stacks of recipe cards or scraps of paper to find just the right recipe. With nearly 500 recipes preinstalled and just a mouse-click away, you can find anything from soups and stews to cookies, candies and entrees in no time. Getting dinner on the table any night of the week has never been easier. Now, Food Shop provides software to enable an easy method of organizing and managing our recipe collections. This new software is available at no charge--FREE!

You can quickly browse recipes by name, cuisine, course or almost any parameter. Better yet, type in the ingredients you have on hand and Food Shop Recipe Collector will find the recipes that use those items.

The Food Shop Recipe Collector features:

* Search for recipes by title, course, cuisine, preparation time, cooking time, yield or number of servings, recipe source, cookware required or ingredients.

* List recipes sorted in order of title, course, cuisine, preparation time, cooking time, yield or number of servings, recipe source or cookware required.

* Preinstalled recipes for all courses and many world cuisines.

* Print a single recipe or complete collection.

* Add your own recipes; delete recipes; edit or modify recipes.

* Minimum computer expertise is required to use the software.


This free software available now and may be downloaded @ http://foodshop.home.att.net.


For additional information follow the media kit link below:
http://foodshop.home.att.net/media.htm


Contact: David Arnold
EMAIL: mailto:argonaut@att.net
TEL: 408-867-1729
FAX: 408-867-5029
               
Food Shop
P. O. Box 2616
Saratoga, CA 95070
URL: http://foodshop.home.att.net
EMAIL: mailto:foodshop@att.net
           



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