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This standard is not unique to Google. It's part of the Schema.org initiative to add semantics to the web. The full definition is here: http://schema.org/Recip
by blackskad 9y ago
This standard is not unique to Google. It's part of the Schema.org initiative to add semantics to the web. The full definition is here:
http://schema.org/Recipe http://schema.org/Recipe
The biggest problem with it, imho, is the lack of a proper definition of ingredients. An ingredient is just a plain string containing the unit, amount and name and sometimes an extra note. Having a quadruple instead of a string would make this standard a lot more useful.
- soneil 9y agoI was surprised to find that bbc.co.uk/food uses the Recipe schema. Made scraping it much easier when there was some talk about canning it a couple of years back.
- peteretep 9y ago> I was surprised to find that > bbc.co.uk/food uses the Recipe > schema Gotta say, having worked at the Beeb, this doesn't surprise me at all. Amazing what marginal-value technical itches can be scratched when commercial pressure is eased off...