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14 Best Free and Open Source Food and Drink Software

To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 15 high quality food and drink software.

Kookbook manages Markdown recipe collections on Linux, with searchable titles, ingredient indexes, recipe templates and printing support.

This roundup focuses on the finest web-based food and drink software for Linux.

ManageMeals is a web-based recipe manager for Linux with URL imports, meal plans, shopping lists, recipe search and sharing tools.

Fork recipes is a simple, elegant frontend that works seamlessly with the ForkApi to provide management for food recipes collections.

Gourmand organises desktop recipe collections with ingredient searches, shopping lists, nutritional analysis and import/export tools.

Krecipes is the KDE Cookbook. It is a highly configurable open source recipe manager.

AnyMeal manages recipes in a local SQLite database with MealMaster import/export, ingredient searching, editing and printable cookbooks.

Gourmet Recipe Manager is an open source Gtk-based recipe organizer and shopping list generator intended for the GNOME desktop environment.

CookCLI manages Cooklang recipes, meal plans, shopping lists and pantry stock from the command line, with an optional local web interface.

Brewtarget helps home brewers design beer recipes, calculate mash and bitterness parameters, manage ingredients and share BeerXML files.

NUT is a menu-driven nutrition analysis tool for recording meals, comparing dietary targets and examining individual nutrient intake.

GNOME Recipes organises recipes with ingredient searches, guided cooking, shopping lists, photographs and contributions from home cooks.

Mealie is a self-hosted recipe manager for Linux with meal planning, shopping lists, ingredient substitutions, shared cookbooks and imports.