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Version 2.34.0 · 2026-10-26
- Import recipes even from videos without a caption or voice-over
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The store currently lists version 2.34.0, updated 2026-10-26.








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Avocadish is the all-in-one app to save recipes, plan meals, and create shopping lists. Save recipes from Tiktok, Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, or even photos of cookbooks and handwritten notes.
FEATURES
- Save Recipes from Social Media - Import recipes from Tiktok, Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook and Youtube.
- Save Recipes from Websites and Blogs
- Save Recipes from Camera - Snap a photo of cookbooks, printed recipes or even hand written notes.
- Nutrition Info - See calories, protein, fat, carbs and more for every recipe.
- Weekly Meal Plan - Breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner.
- Grocery Lists - Generate smart grocery lists from meal plans. Sort ingredients supermarket aisle or recipe.
- Cloud Sync - Everything is securely saved in the cloud.…
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- Import recipes even from videos without a caption or voice-over
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