Recipe Technical Optimizer
See your recipe page the way machines see it. This checks the structured data Google reads for rich results, whether it matches what your page actually shows, how nutrition tools read each ingredient line, whether your published calories agree with your ingredients, and what your page carries besides the recipe. Everything runs in your browser — nothing about your page is stored.
Which page should we check?
Heads-up: most recipe sites block automated readers by
default, so the fetch may be refused — the paste box below works
regardless. To let your own site be read here, allow the user-agent
NutritionalValuesBot in your firewall —
step-by-step instructions for Cloudflare,
Wordfence and robots.txt.
Or paste the whole page. In your browser, open the page, press Ctrl/Cmd‑U (view source), select all, copy, and paste here. Use this for sites that block automated readers, or pages that are not public yet — the checkup runs entirely in this tab and the HTML goes nowhere.
Checkup
Every ingredient line, as a machine reads it
This is exactly how nutrition tools, shopping-list apps and importers read your list. A line that fails here fails in all of them.
Fix suggestions
Send the problems above for concrete, line-by-line fixes — rewritten ingredient lines and corrected structured-data fields. Usually 10–20 seconds; three per day per visitor.
Give your readers the nutrition for this recipe
This link carries your recipe's ingredient list inside it, already parsed — a reader who follows it lands straight on the per-serving nutrition, and can rescale the recipe to any batch size. It works even if your site blocks automated readers, because nothing is fetched: the link itself is the recipe.
Re-run the checkup after editing the recipe and paste the fresh snippet, so the link always matches the page.