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"Evernote is updating its food app for iPhone and releasing an iPad version just in time for the holidays.\nEvernote Food, which launched on the iPhone a year ago, is expanding from its core feature of sharing pictures and notes about meals to being more of a tool to discover recipes. Users can now search through thousands of recipes from food blogs and save them to a personalized cookbook within the app.\nIn this way, Evernote is competing more closely with the current crop of recipe apps for iOS like Epicurious, Food Network's In the Kitchen and Foodgawker. The perk of using Evernote's app is that it automatically syncs up across your devices, so you can save a recipe on one device and refer back to it from another when you go food shopping.\n\n\nThe updated Evernote Food app also features a new restaurant section that makes it easier to discover and bookmark places to eat nearby the name or type of food and then bookmark them for later. \nAs the company explained in a blog post Wednesday announcing the new features, \"In Evernote Food 2.0 we promise to inspire a full spectrum of food experiences: from recipes all the way to restaurants.\"\nImages courtesy of Evernote; thumbnail image courtesy of Flickr, Robert Couse-Baker."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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