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MacGourmet Deluxe is ready to go
MacGourmet is a very nice recipe organizer for the Mac that we've written about several times. It's definitely a far cry from the home grown database I was running on my SE.For the uninitiated, MacGourmet lets you organize your recipes and menus as you would expect. It also lets you publish of recipes online, assign ratings, pair certain dishes with favorite wines and more. Mariner calls it "iTunes for your recipes," and for good reason.
This week, Mariner released MacGourmet Deluxe 1.0. Changes include
- The Cookbook Builder, which allows users to build, print and share their own cookbook.
- A mealplan feature with iCal integration
- A new shopping list editor
- Several new award-winning recipes
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
LL said 10:33AM on 6-26-2008
The website lists 24.95
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LL said 10:34AM on 6-26-2008
My mistake, I think that's regular edition
LL said 10:35AM on 6-26-2008
My mistake, that's regular edition
nr said 10:49AM on 6-26-2008
that is for MacGourmet.
A link to MacGourmet Deluxe is lower on the page.
http://www.marinersoftware.com/sitepage.php?page=130
marcus said 11:17AM on 6-26-2008
how strange. I have been a longtime happy customer of macgourmet and advenio doesn't bother to inform me about any new products. Sloppy marketing. thanks for the info.
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conigs said 11:29AM on 6-26-2008
Many times, I've been tempted to put all our recipes into a database like this.
But there's something about that grease-stained index card from your grandmother in her own handwriting that's too priceless.
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ER said 1:00PM on 6-26-2008
So, I can buy MacGourmet for $25, then upgrade to Deluxe (normally $44.95) for $10 on their website, right?
"Already own MacGourmet and want to upgrade?
All registered MacGourmet customers can upgrade to MacGourmet Deluxe for only $9.95 in our eStore."
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jerry jones said 2:06PM on 6-26-2008
They are "sharing" the software. This is just macG with all the plugins instead of buying each one separately. Advenio is still developing MacG
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Chuck said 2:38PM on 6-26-2008
I found this link useful when trying to make sense of this:
http://www.macgourmet.com/blog/2008/04/macgourmet-deluxemariner-q.html
Cheers,
-Chuck
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EMoShunz said 3:04PM on 6-26-2008
this is exciting, and also provides an i-told-you-so aspect for me.
i was in contact with a few potential backers to design a program like this and was turned down, not a viable product :P
anyway, i believe i will be buying this.
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