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Save a recipe from the page you're on straight into your Supper Table recipe box. Save any recipe you find online straight into your Supper Table account — no copying and pasting. Supper Table Recipe Clipper detects when you're viewing a recipe and lets you save it with one click, right from the page you're already reading. WHAT IT DOES • One-click save — click the toolbar icon on any recipe page and it reads the ingredients, steps, and details straight off the page. • Right-click quick save — right-click anywhere on a recipe page and save it instantly, no popup needed. • Batch import — on a site's recipe index or category page, import several recipes at once instead of opening each one individually. • Add straight to your meal plan or grocery list — assign a saved recipe to a day of the week, or add its ingredients to your Supper Table grocery list, without leaving the page. • Allergen & dietary flags — recipes are automatically checked for common allergens and tagged vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free/dairy-free/keto where the ingredients support it. • Cost estimate — see an estimated per-serving cost pulled from Supper Table before you save. HOW IT WORKS The extension reads the live, rendered page in your browser — the same way your eyes do — so it works even on sites that block automated scraping or build their recipe content with JavaScript. Nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to save.
Aug 14, 2026
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