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Duplicating Recipes

Duplicating Recipes Why: Save time when creating variations or similar recipes by duplicating existing ones. This feature allows you to quickly cre...

Written by Ken Truesdale

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Why: Save time when creating variations or similar recipes by duplicating existing ones. This feature allows you to quickly create drafts with all ingredients, steps, images, tags, and access levels copied, while automatically recalculating nutrition in the background.

Navigate: App Station > Content Library > Recipes > [Recipe] > Duplicate

Quick Start

  1. Go to the Content Library in App Station.

  2. Click on Recipes.

  3. Select the recipe you want to duplicate.

  4. Click the Duplicate (✨) button.

  5. Edit the duplicated recipe as needed and save it as a draft.


Detailed Instructions

Duplicating recipes is a straightforward process that helps you efficiently manage your content. Here’s how to do it:

Accessing the Recipe

  1. Navigate to the Content Library: Log into your App Station and go to the Content Library.

  2. Select Recipes: Click on Recipes to view your existing recipes.

  3. Choose a Recipe: Click on the recipe you want to duplicate.

Duplicating the Recipe

  1. Click the Duplicate Button: In the recipe editor, find and click the Duplicate (✨) button. This action creates a new draft of the selected recipe.

What Gets Duplicated

When you duplicate a recipe, the following elements are copied over to the new draft:

  • Ingredients: All ingredients from the original recipe.

  • Steps: The cooking steps are included.

  • Prep-Ahead Items: Any items that need to be prepared in advance.

  • Images: All associated images are copied.

  • Tags: Tags used in the original recipe are retained.

  • Access Levels: The same access levels are applied to the duplicated recipe.

Nutrition Calculation

After duplication, the nutrition information is automatically recalculated in the background. This ensures that any changes in ingredients or serving sizes are accurately reflected without you needing to do anything manually.

Finalizing the Duplicated Recipe

  1. Edit as Needed: Open the duplicated recipe draft to make any necessary changes, such as updating the title or modifying ingredients.

  2. Publish: Once you’re satisfied with the changes, you can publish the recipe for your members to see.

Tip: Duplicating recipes is a great way to create variations or seasonal updates without starting from scratch.

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