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Save any recipe to your Mise cookbook in one click. Detects schema.org recipes on food blogs — no copy-paste needed. Mise — Recipe Saver lets you save recipes from any food blog directly to your Mise Recipe Box with a single click. — How it works — When you visit a recipe page, Mise reads the schema.org/Recipe structured data the site publishes (the same data Google uses for rich-results search). If a recipe is found, the toolbar icon shows a small coral dot. Click the icon, then "Save to Recipe Box" — the recipe lands in your Mise account, fully structured, ready to print into a cookbook. — Why it's better than copy-paste — • Works on sites that block server-side scraping — the extraction runs inside your browser, on the page you're already viewing • Fully structured: title, ingredients (with quantities, units, and notes parsed separately), instructions, prep time, cook time, servings, hero image • No retyping, no guessing, no AI hallucinations on instructions — the recipe data comes directly from what the site publishes • Free for Mise members; counts against your existing Mise AI import limit — What it doesn't do — • No tracking of your browsing history • No analytics inside the extension • No data sent to Mise unless you explicitly click Save • No third-party advertising or data sharing Requires a free Mise account at misebook.io. Click "Sign in to Mise" inside the extension to connect. Privacy: https://misebook.io/privacy Support: https://misebook.io/support
May 25, 2026
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