One of our favorite ways to use Evernote Food is for capturing food moments from our culinary travels, whether near or far from home. Using Food’s My Meals feature as a travel journal of sorts is a great way to preserve and share the small but memorable details that make your food adventures special.
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The following is a quick overview of how to use Evernote Food to create a photo essay from your dining out experiences.
- To create a new meal using the My Meals feature, tap the plus sign on the home screen or within the My Meals section of the app.
- Next, capture all of the details about the meal you want to remember: title, location, cuisine type, tags, and a summary description of the experience. Write your accompanying captions to personalize the note and bring the experience to life for family and friends.
- One of the great things about Evernote Food is how much control you have over when and how you create new meal notes. You can capture your photos using the app’s built-in camera or pull them from your camera roll – or both. You can create a meal in the moment or after the fact. The app also lets you set your location during your meal, or after you return home. Additionally, you can create new meals when you are offline – you just need a network connection to sync and share.
- Once your meal looks and reads the way you want it to, you have multiple ways to share it: Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, or via a link.
- Customize your message before you share your meal note on Facebook or Twitter.
- Meal notes you create using My Meals automatically show up in the Restaurants section of the app.
- Bonus: All of the culinary adventures you chronicle from your travels automatically sync to your Evernote account.
For more information on using Evernote Food, check out our Evernote Food user guide and also stop by our Evernote Food Facebook page for regular tips.
