Create and save recipes
Build product recipes with the data you actually need for repeatable label generation.
Flagship product
RecipeChef
RecipeChef helps food businesses create recipes and generate nutrition labels for products sold in the US and Canada. It supports multiple label layouts and instant export to PNG, PDF, or clipboard.
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US Nutrition Facts
Canadian bilingual labels
Standard, Dual Column, Tabular, Linear
What it offers
A recipe-first workflow for nutrition labeling.
RecipeChef keeps the recipe, label generation, layout selection, and export process in one place, which is a lot better than making your data commute across half a dozen tools.
Generate US and Canada labels
Produce market-specific outputs, including bilingual Canadian nutrition labels.
Choose supported layouts
Use Standard, Dual Column, Tabular, or Linear based on your packaging format.
Export fast
Download PNG or PDF immediately, or copy the finished label to your clipboard.
Reuse saved work
Update recipes, regenerate labels, and maintain consistency across products.
Browse starter content
Use public recipes and examples to get familiar with the workflow quickly.
Markets
Built for products sold in the US and Canada.
RecipeChef supports country-specific outputs from the same recipe workflow, including bilingual label presentation for Canada.
Start with the recipe
RecipeChef is anchored around recipe data instead of treating recipes as a side note to the label. That makes updates and regeneration much easier.
Match the label to the package
Switch layouts based on packaging needs without rebuilding the recipe. Sensible software should behave like a tool, not a scavenger hunt.
Export when you are ready
Once the label is prepared, export it as PNG or PDF, or copy it directly to clipboard for handoff into design and packaging workflows.
Try it
See RecipeChef in action.
Moose Software Company builds and maintains RecipeChef as a focused product for food businesses that need recipe management tied directly to nutrition labeling.