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Posted by Ron Toledo at 1:33 pm in Evernote for Fun, Tips and uses
Whenever you come across a great campground or biking/hiking trail online, clip it into Evernote using one of Evernote’s Web Clipper options. Once in Evernote, tag the note or put into a dedicated notebook.
Find even more Evernote uses and tips at: Ron’s Evernote Tips
Posted by Ron Toledo at 11:26 am in Evernote and Food, Evernote for Business, User story, Video
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Website: Ray-Lin Dairy Twitter: @RayLinDairy Where I use Evernote: |
We’re always on the lookout for unexpected ways that people are using Evernote. When we heard about California dairy farmer Ray Prock and his Evernote use, we had to see it for ourselves.
On our recent visit to his family farm, not only did we get a tour of the dairy, but we also learned about the critical role Evernote plays in keeping everything running. Ray, like lots of business owners, has the huge task of managing enormous amounts of information. In his Evenote account, Ray captures information on his cows, including their numbers, treatments and feed details. He also keeps track of his maintenance needs, supplies, notes from meetings, and remaining tasks.
Check out the video below to get a peek at our visit to Ray Lin Dairy.
Posted by Ron Toledo at 2:30 pm in Tips and uses
Evernote is great for comparison shopping and researching a big purchase. Trying to decide which TV to buy, or which car is right for you, can seem nearly impossible. Use Evernote to clip reviews, prices and features. Have all your research and necessary info in one place; fully searchable (with links) to help you make the right decision. When you get to the store you can pull up all that great research on your mobile phone.
Find even more Evernote uses and tips at: Ron’s Evernote Tips
Posted by Andrew Sinkov at 1:12 pm in Evernote and Food
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Website: Left Coast Catering Twitter: @Leftcoastcater Facebook: Left Coast Catering fan page Part of Evernote’s Food Month |
We recently asked you, our blog readers, to submit some delicious fall recipes. We chose our favorite, clipped it into Evernote, and were off to the farmers market to pick up the ingredients. With goodies in-hand, we met up with Laurine Wickett, chef and owner of Left Coast Catering (and Top Chef contestant), to cook up this great fall meal. Here’s the video of the culinary excitement. The full recipes are below.
By the way, if you’re looking for an awesome Bay Area caterer for an upcoming event, you need to check out Left Coast Catering.
Posted by John Andrews at 1:54 pm in Evernote and Food, Evernote for Business, User story
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Website: Victoria Station Twitter: @vicsboathouse Facebook: Victoria Station Victoria Station Blog Where I use Evernote:
Part of Evernote’s Food Month |
John Andrews is a chef and manager of Victoria Station in Salem, Massachusetts. Over his fifteen years in the restaurant business, John has figured out many ways to deal with the immense organizational challenges of operating a restaurant. With Evernote, John has created a system that keeps him sane and keeps his restaurant running smoothly.
Posted by Ron Toledo at 11:44 am in Evernote and Food, Evernote for Business, User story
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Caleb Troughton
Blog: Food Goes In Mouth Part of Evernote’s Food Month |
Caleb Troughton is a web developer, blogger, and Evernote user from the Central California coast. His blog, Food Goes In Mouth, follows him through experimentation, development, and cooking of fantastic original recipes.
Posted by Andrew Sinkov at 11:15 am in Evernote and Food, General
Do we have an exciting Food Month treat for you! Evernote has teamed up with the amazingly great Foodzie.com for an exclusive San Francisco tasting event for six lucky Evernoters.
Foodzie is a marketplace devoted to small and artisanal food producers from around the US. They carry an obscene amount of deliciousness (just wait till you see the food photos). Best off all, they help you discover locally-made foods that you never knew existed.
Posted by Phil Libin at 5:10 pm in Evernote and Food, Evernote for Fun, Tips and uses
I just got back from eight hectic days in Japan. It was wall-to-wall meetings with no room for sightseeing, but I did make time to eat a quick bite here and there. And there. And at that place around the corner.
Naturally, I decided that I would photograph every single thing that I ate and put it into an Evernote shared notebook. I had three good reasons for this:
Posted by Ron Toledo at 10:23 am in Evernote and Food, Tips and uses, User story
October is food month here at Evernote and so I thought I’d share a personal food-related story about how Evernote helped me save a treasured family recipe book.
My grandmother was an amazing cook. She loved to devise and collect recipes into a massive recipe book, which was a constant fixture on her kitchen counter. Spending time in that kitchen became a family pastime—full of delicious smells and flavors. Some of my earliest and most vivid memories are of standing beside her looking up as she worked her magic.
Posted by Andrew Sinkov at 12:42 pm in Evernote and Food, General, Tips and uses
Mmmmm, food. Mouth-watering, yummy, delicious food. For many of us at Evernote (and many of you out there), food is much more than a necessity—it’s a hobby, a job, a fascination, a passion, and maybe even a bit of an obsession.
If you’re anything like me, then food-related thoughts enter your mind with embarrassing frequency. From recipes to restaurant reviews to gadgets to cookbooks, it seems there’s always something worth throwing into Evernote for later. Without exaggeration, Evernote is the greatest food companion I’ve ever had (sorry friends and family). As it turns out, I’m not the only one who feels this way.
And so begins Evernote’s Food Month, our exploration of all the many ways gastronomy and Evernote intersect. Throughout October, we will bring you user stories, videos, tips, community projects, giveaways, and tons of other great stuff all around the topic of food and Evernote.
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