Mother’s Day is about celebrating all the little things that make moms so special. Whether she cheers from the sidelines at all the kids’ soccer games, makes storytime a priority every day, or cooks a mean lasagna, there are a million big and small ways Mom lets the family know how much she loves them.
Anyone who loves trying out the hottest new restaurants knows how challenging it can be to keep track of all the different places on your list. With the launch of Evernote Food 2.0 in December, we introduced food lovers to features to inspire them to build the ultimate restaurant wish list. Now, among other new features, we’ve added another handy tool to make exploring new restaurants a seamless experience: OpenTable booking within the app.
San Francisco Bay Area food lovers have vociferous opinions about Mexican food, and while there will never be consensus on who makes the best burrito, we know from experience that local favorite Tacolicious serves up a mean margarita. For Evernote’s Spring Made Simple series, the Bay Area restaurant (which now has several locations, including two in San Francisco and a new one in Palo Alto) kindly shared several recipes with the Evernote Food team for making their margaritas at home. Beverage Director Mike Barrow also took the time to answer our Q&A about what elevates a margarita from good to great. (Bonus tip for Evernote Food users: search within the app’s Explore Recipes section to discover a myriad of margarita recipes.).
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The latest update to Evernote Food for iOS is rich with tools for cooks who want to get serious about curating their digital cookbooks. One feature we’re really excited about shows the power of Evernote’s ability to sync with Evernote Food to allow you to truly customize your recipe collection.
If you’re a seasoned Evernote user, you’ve probably been saving recipes to your Evernote account for awhile. If you’re like us and you’re more than a little obsessed with collecting recipes, your food-related notebooks may include recipes in various formats, from JPEGs to hand-typed recipes and Web Clipped recipes.
Valentines Day provides the perfect opportunity to show a loved one how much you care. Regardless of how you choose to celebrate, pull it all together and make it look effortless with some help from Evernote. Here are 3 tips to make it a day that special person in your life won’t soon forget. Pick [...]
Last week, we launched a feature-packed update to Evernote Hello for iPhone and iPod Touch. One of the most popular features of this update was the ability to create new Hello Contacts simply by scanning their business card with Evernote Hello. Once you scan a business card, Evernote Hello automatically detects key information on the [...]
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. Don’t [...]
Evernote users who are accustomed to Web Clipping recipes they discover online will appreciate Evernote Food’s My Cookbook feature, which collects all of your clipped recipes in one place for utmost cooking ease. Don’t have Evernote Food 2.0? Download it for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch now. Discover, Collect, Cook Here’s how you can create [...]
Evernote Food makes discovering new restaurants easy, but where it really comes in handy is in compiling a list of the spots you want to try so you don’t forget them.
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We hope you had a restful and happy holiday. As many of us reflect on the past year and look forward to a new one, we thought we’d share a few quick tips with you for using Evernote to accomplish your goals in 2013. Write down your resolutions. Whether you prefer to make a checklist, [...]