The Grammage blog
Simple advice for keeping family recipes: digitizing them, organizing them and sharing them with the people you love.
How to save your grandmother's recipes
Take photos of your grandmother's recipe notebook, have her handwriting read, organize every recipe and share them with the whole family, simply.
Read the article →How to share family recipes
Invite brothers, sisters, cousins and grandparents into the same recipe notebook. Everyone can read, or add their own recipes, memories and photos.
Read the article →A gift idea for a grandma who loves to cook
Give her a home for her recipes: a digital notebook in her name, with her own dedication, where her family can read and keep her favorite dishes.
Read the article →How to digitize handwritten recipes
Take a photo of the page, let Grammage read the handwriting, check it, then file the recipe. The simple way to digitize a handwritten recipe notebook.
Read the article →How to photograph a handwritten recipe
Light, framing, keeping the page flat: simple tips for taking a photo of a recipe notebook page and getting a recipe that's easy to read.
Read the article →How to collect your grandparents' recipes
The questions to ask, the gestures to write down, and how to keep your grandparents' recipes, even the ones that were never written down.
Read the article →How to organize your family recipes
Notebooks, folders, tags and book mode: a simple way to organize family recipes and find them in an instant.
Read the article →How to preserve an old recipe notebook
How to take care of a fragile old recipe notebook, and why you should keep a digital copy of it, so nothing is ever lost.
Read the article →Install Grammage on your phone or computer
Add Grammage to your home screen or desktop in a minute, so your recipe notebooks are always one tap away — no app store needed.
Read the article →"Comparison: the best app for preserving family recipes"
"Paprika, Recipe Keeper, Mela, Copy Me That, OrganizEat or Grammage: which tool should you choose to digitize and share family recipes? Comparison table, pricing and limits."
Read the article →"Grammage vs Paprika and Recipe Keeper: which one for family recipes?"
"Paprika and Recipe Keeper are excellent everyday recipe managers. For digitizing a handwritten notebook, leafing through it like a book and sharing it with family, Grammage is the better fit. Detailed comparison."
Read the article →"Grammage vs printed cookbook services: a living digital book or a fixed paper book?"
"Family Cookbook Project, Heritage Cookbook and CreateMyCookbook print a lovely book — then it's done. Grammage keeps the notebook alive online, shareable and leaf-through, with printing coming next. Comparison."
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