Scoop Recipe

Scrapes recipes from web pages, merges ingredients, and shops them at your grocery service.

Scoop turns recipes you find online into a ready-to-shop grocery list. Click the Scoop icon on any recipe page and Scoop pulls out the ingredients automatically — fractions, units, optional items, and prep notes intact. Add as many recipes as you want and Scoop merges duplicates across them, so "½ cup butter" from one recipe and "¼ cup butter" from another become "¾ cup butter" on your list. When you're ready to shop, pick a supported grocery service (Walmart today, more coming) and Scoop walks you through it, suggesting product matches for each ingredient. You stay in control of every choice — Scoop never sends an order on its own. What Scoop does well Reads recipes from sites that use standard recipe markup (most major recipe blogs, AllRecipes, Serious Eats, NYT Cooking, etc.) Handles fractions (½, 1/2, 1 ½), unit aliases (tbsp / tablespoon / Tbsp.), ranges, and "(optional)" / "to taste" markers Scales recipes up or down by serving count Skips pantry basics (salt, oil, water) by default — toggle individual items on if you actually need to buy them Saves the recipes you love to a personal cookbook, with a clean cook view and one-tap printing Free, and private by default No account needed. Clipping recipes, building lists, guided shopping, and your cookbook all work on your device, for free — with no tracking, no analytics, and no ads. Nothing leaves your browser unless you choose to: sending a list to a grocery service, or turning on the optional Family plan. Optional Family plan ($39/yr) Sign in to sync your cookbook, shopping lists, and meal plans across every device and share one collection with your whole household. 14-day free trial, no card required. The free single-device tier is here to stay. Questions or sites that don't parse correctly? Use the in-popup "Report a problem" button — it opens a pre-filled email so we can fix the parser for that site.