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Kitchbook

Kitchbook alternatives

The fastest way to make a recipe blog

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The best alternatives to Kitchbook are Startup Recipes, Hexmos, and What the Chef!?.

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Best alternatives to Kitchbook

1. Startup Recipes
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Learning lean startup is easy, putting it into practice is hard! Startup Recipes is a cheat sheet that helps idea-stage entrepreneurs to find product-market fit as quickly as possible by building minimum viable products right!
Startup Recipes seems like a cool way to learn from others' experiences and get insights for your own venture. It's always great to have a resource that shares practical advice and tips for navigating the startup world. Worth exploring, IMO!
2. Hexmos
1 review
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As curious, audacious and disciplined context builders, we construct platforms of the decades. Self-sustaining, self-reflecting and self-evolving -- we learn continuously as a group.
Finally seeing some new breeze, what a nice touch amidst endless bombardment of AI SaaS over the past few months. Will definitely give this a test drive to compare how it differs from using Docusaurus as my simple blog for certain topics. Kudos Glee team for the launch and good luck!
3. What the Chef!?
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Make a recipe just right for the ingredients you have on hand. Save costs, reduce food waste and most of all, enjoy a tasty dish!
THis is really a great tool! I'm always throwing together dinners for the kids with whatever's left in the fridge and with a busy life it's nice to have a simple recipe to follow as a guide to my ingredients islands. Any plans to create an app??