Turn Allrecipes links into a clean grocery list

Allrecipes publishes its recipes with structured data, which means CookSift can read them straight from the link. Paste an Allrecipes URL and get clean ingredients, steps, and nutrition — no story, no pop-ups.

Save a few Allrecipes dishes and CookSift merges their ingredients into one grocery list.

How it works with Allrecipes

CookSift isn’t hard-coded to Allrecipes — it reads the standard recipe markup Allrecipes publishes. That means you get the same clean result for any recipe on the site, from casseroles to sheet-pan dinners.

Two Allrecipes dishes, one list

A chicken dish: 60 ml olive oil · A salad: 30 ml olive oil

Olive oil — 90 ml

What you get

Ingredients with quantities and units.
Numbered steps.
Nutrition with source or estimate labels.
One merged grocery list across your Allrecipes dishes.

Turn recipe links into one grocery list

Paste a public recipe URL and CookSift extracts clean ingredients, steps, and nutrition — then combines saved recipes into one grocery list.

Paste a recipe →

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an Allrecipes account?

No. CookSift reads the public page — just paste the URL.

Does CookSift skip the Allrecipes intro story and ads?

Yes. You get the ingredients, steps, and nutrition without the page clutter.

Can I combine several Allrecipes recipes?

Yes. Save each one and their ingredients merge into a single list.