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JBTaurus83

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7. I definitely

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Sat Jun 21, 2025, 11:01 AM

Jun 2025

Use online recipes at times, but, they can be so annoying scrolling through the author’s life story and dozens of ads before getting to the actual recipe. I also notice more and more AI crap. My go to is still an old fashioned cook book. I recommend a few, “The Essential New York Times Cookbook”, “Cooking With Mary Berry”, and “Essential Ottolenghi”.

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I'm noticing that in recipes on the internet [View all] applegrove Jun 2025 OP

Possibility AI generated recipes. Pardon the pun... littlemissmartypants Jun 2025 #1

That's my first thought. SheltieLover Jun 2025 #3

AI. No one is writing them.... viva la Jun 2025 #2

Probably AI slop. Ocelot II Jun 2025 #4

I've learned not to trust recipes that don't have a comments section. Basso8vb Jun 2025 #5

Comments can be AI-generated, too. BadgerKid Jun 2025 #16

This explains why all of my smoothies are the consistency of Kool-Aid. Xavier Breath Jun 2025 #6

I definitely JBTaurus83 Jun 2025 #7

Use the app 'CopyMeThat' dlbell Jun 2025 #10

Thanks for the suggestion JBTaurus83 Jun 2025 #14

The old Betty Crocker cookbook is now completely online jmowreader Jun 2025 #18

Just for giggles, I asked ChatGPT to write a recipe for turnip creme brulee. Ocelot II Jun 2025 #8

Hilarious JBTaurus83 Jun 2025 #9

The broccoli-rhubarb pie sounds awesome, too. Ocelot II Jun 2025 #17

I often come across recipes for smoothies or herbal "cures" that call for lemon, but Sogo Jun 2025 #11

Me too. applegrove Jun 2025 #12

Yup. Lots of noise on the Internet. Igel Jun 2025 #13

Be especially wary of home remedies for hemorrhoids found on the internet. Kaleva Jun 2025 #15

This sort of thing is now all done by "AI", and it's almost always wrong. mucholderthandirt Jun 2025 #19