I call that "The story of the recipe."

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Jan 12, 2021
11:03:59am

Mister P All-American

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Mister P

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An annoying trend that must die: online recipes that are buried after lengthy

Hypnotoad

1/12/21 10:47am

but how else are they going to cash in on all the ads you have to scroll over

hxmCougar2000

1/12/21 10:50am

Blame google. The algorithms incentives this for search rankings. There are a few chrome plugins that will skip the text

MarkWatney

1/12/21 10:51am

Then Google should change their algorithm. Surely their indexer is smart enough

Hypnotoad

1/12/21 10:54am

100% agree. SO annoying.

gangbusters

1/12/21 10:53am

Pro tip: there is almost always a "jump to recipe" button at the top of those

LiveCoug

1/12/21 10:56am

If it doesn't have one, find another recipe

Devbo

1/12/21 11:01am

I call that "The story of the recipe."

Mister P

1/12/21 11:03am

"My Grandma started making these in 1931 after the great depression..."

All-around BYU

1/12/21 11:05am

Hate those. I always skip to the bottom.

jdub

1/12/21 11:19am

RE: An annoying trend that must die: online recipes that are buried after

doctorthunderpants

1/12/21 11:55am

I seek out those recipes online just for the stories and then do doordash...

LumberCoug

1/12/21 5:13pm

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