Recipes.

[Focas71]

Why is there no way to see the actual recipes, other than a 1min video, how is anyone able to work it out. how about a list of the ingredients in weight & then full breakdown of how to make it, otherwise pointless!!!

[TheGolfLassie]

This is my question as well.

[Alanamorris]

Agreed!! Who wants to watch a video to find all the measurements and method? Just give us the recipe without all that nonsense. Absolutely useless otherwise. Not even going to bother with it. Just go to google instead. 

[Phantomio]

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[Cmobest]

Nope. There are no recipes. Makes the videos pointless, in my opinion. But I confirmed with FitBit support that this is true.  

[boognish]

I totally agree. If we're paying for premium, we should get links to written recipes. 

[Chelonidae]

Agreed. A big part of the reason I joined premium was for the recipes not knowing it would be so hard to find them.

[LZeeW]

You can find full recipe ingredients, instructions, and nutrition information for the Eating Well recipes on their website.  Free to all users.  Some of the Fitbit recipes are available in the Fitbit Blog.  You can probably find copycat recipes for the Fitbit recipes with a general internet search.

I agree that Fitbit should put more effort into a Premium feature.