Recipe Compilation Software / Ideas - Tiki Drinks and Food

A AceExplorer Grand Member (8 years) Deep in the Jacksonville Flori-duh jungle. Joined: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 2564	A AceExplorer Posted posted on Thu, Jan 14, 2016 9:24 AM Rick, welcome to Tiki Central! Good question, you're not the first to have this dilemma. I use three-ring binders with Word documents (reprintable in case I splash/spill during production of drinks, and it allows me to have extra copies on hand to give away to my bar guests) but am considering buying inexpensive tablet PCs for both my drink menus and to store my recipes for easier-than-notebooks use at my bar. There are a handful of rockin' good recipe apps for cocktails out there (Berry's, Regan's, PDT, and three or four more) but they don't let you store your own stuff inside their apps -- yet. Defnitely would make a good suggestion to email to the developer of those apps, Martin Doudoroff, to add a new app which allows you to store your own recipes. Note that the Berry, Regan, and other Doudoroff apps unify your personal inventory of ingredients across all their apps. This is an ideal feature which would work great with a "your own bar recipes" app. Make sure you go to http://mixologytech.com and write email to Martin Doudoroff to make the suggestion. He's slammed making more apps for new customers, but I'm sure he wants to hear from you and put this on his radar.

Rick, welcome to Tiki Central!

Good question, you're not the first to have this dilemma. I use three-ring binders with Word documents (reprintable in case I splash/spill during production of drinks, and it allows me to have extra copies on hand to give away to my bar guests) but am considering buying inexpensive tablet PCs for both my drink menus and to store my recipes for easier-than-notebooks use at my bar.

There are a handful of rockin' good recipe apps for cocktails out there (Berry's, Regan's, PDT, and three or four more) but they don't let you store your own stuff inside their apps -- yet. Defnitely would make a good suggestion to email to the developer of those apps, Martin Doudoroff, to add a new app which allows you to store your own recipes. Note that the Berry, Regan, and other Doudoroff apps unify your personal inventory of ingredients across all their apps. This is an ideal feature which would work great with a "your own bar recipes" app.

Make sure you go to http://mixologytech.com and write email to Martin Doudoroff to make the suggestion. He's slammed making more apps for new customers, but I'm sure he wants to hear from you and put this on his radar.

Post #757262 by AceExplorer on Thu, Jan 14, 2016 9:24 AM