Recipe Filter is a Firefox extension that detects recipes on webpages and highlights them near the top.
Drizzlelemons
Drizzlelemons extracts recipes from web links and offers serving scaling, unit conversion, saved recipes and a shopping list.
About Drizzlelemons
Drizzlelemons is a free, ad-free recipe extraction tool available as a browser extension and web service. Users paste a recipe URL to remove ads, popups, and unrelated content, leaving only the ingredients list and cooking instructions. The tool supports serving size scaling, metric and US unit conversion, saved recipe storage, and a shopping list. Unregistered users get one free unit conversion per day, and the service is used by cooks in over 80 countries.
Key features
- Extract clean, ad-free recipes from any recipe URL
- Scale recipe serving sizes up or down
- Convert between metric and US cooking units
- Save and organize extracted recipes
- Built-in shopping list feature
- Works without mandatory account sign-up
Best for: Best for home cooks who frequently use online recipes and want to skip ads, popups, and unrelated content when accessing cooking instructions.
Good for
- Removes ads, popups, and long unrelated stories from recipe pages
- Offers core features for free without mandatory account creation
- Supports both serving scaling and unit conversion for extracted recipes
Watch out for
- Free unregistered users are limited to one unit conversion per day
Drizzlelemons at a glance
- Website
- drizzlelemons.com
- Category
- Lifestyle & Hobbies › Food & Cooking
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Browser extension, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Drizzlelemons FAQ
Is an account required to use Drizzlelemons?
No, core features are free to use without signing up; unregistered users get one free unit conversion per day.
What types of recipe sites does Drizzlelemons support?
It works with any recipe site, as users can paste any recipe URL to extract content.
Does Drizzlelemons include a shopping list feature?
Yes, it includes a built-in shopping list for planning ingredient purchases.
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