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AllRecipes cooks up a paid version of its popular iPhone app
As we've noted before, Seattle (for whatever strange reason) seems to be ground zero for online recipe companies. Now, one of the leaders in the space, AllRecipes.com, is announcing a new version of of its popular Dinner Spinner iPhone application. The new app -- dubbed Dinner Spinner Pro -- gives cooks full access to the AllRecipes directory and allows them to create interactive shopping lists and personal recipe boxes.
The new version costs $2.99, which compares to the free version of the original Dinner Spinner offering. That free app -- which AllRecipes says is the number one food app on the iPhone with more than 2.8 million downloads -- will remain.
Meanwhile, President Lisa Sharples tells TechCrunch that the company is working on an application for Apple's upcoming release of the iPad.
AllRecipes -- which competes against Seattle area companies such as BigOven, Foodista and even the newly-launched Bing Recipes service -- is a division of The Reader's Digest Association.
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