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Instantly add recipe ingredients to your cart using Amazon's AFX API Convert website recipe into shopping list. Automated web scrapper finds and itemizes ingredients and quantities then works with storefronts to quickly generate a shopping list for your review. Features - 🚀 **Lightning Fast** - Uses Amazon's official AFX API (10-20x faster than browser automation) - 🛒 **One-Click Shopping** - Parse any recipe and add all ingredients to your cart instantly - 🏪 **Dual Store Support** - Seamlessly switch between Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh - 🎯 **Smart Parsing** - Extracts ingredients from any recipe website using Schema.org JSON-LD or HTML fallback - 📊 **Quantity Detection** - Automatically detects amounts and units (cups, tablespoons, pounds, etc.) - 💻 **100% Client-Side** - No backend server required! Runs entirely in your browser. - 🎨 **Modern UI** - Clean, intuitive side panel interface with real-time status updates Usage 1. **Navigate to any recipe page** (e.g., AllRecipes, NYT Cooking, Food Network) 2. **Click the extension icon** in your Chrome toolbar to open the side panel 3. The extension will **automatically parse** the recipe on the current page 4. Review the extracted ingredients list 5. (Optional) Click "Change" to switch between Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh 6. **Click "Add to Cart"** 7. A new tab will open with your ingredients in an Amazon shopping list (AFX) 8. Review the matched products and add them to your cart! This extension uses a **Serverless Architecture**: This extension processes data locally on the user's device and sends shopping lists directly to Amazon via the user's browser. No personal data is collected or stored by the developer.
Dec 13, 2025
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