The problem
A saved TikTok is not a recipe
TikTok is brilliant for finding things to cook and not much use when you are actually cooking. The recipe is buried in a video, so you end up pausing, rewinding and scrolling with flour on your hands, if you can find the video again at all.
YoHugo turns that video into something you can cook from: a clean recipe card with an ingredients list and a step-by-step method.
How it works
How to save a recipe from TikTok
You do not need to copy anything out by hand. Importing uses the normal share button.
- 1Open the recipe video in TikTok and tap share.
- 2Choose YoHugo from the list of apps.
- 3Hugo saves the recipe to your collection as a ready-to-cook card.
What you get
What a saved TikTok recipe looks like
Every import lands with its ingredients and steps laid out clearly, along with servings and the creator it came from. YoHugo credits the original recipe creator on every card, so you can always find your way back to them.
When it is time to cook, cook mode shows the method one step at a time with the ingredients that step needs, which is a lot easier to follow than a video.
Then what?
From saved recipe to shopping list
Saving the recipe is only half the job. Add the ingredients to your shopping list in one tap, or slot the recipe into your week with the meal planner and shopping list.
YoHugo also estimates what the recipe costs at Aldi, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury's. See how on the supermarket price comparison page.
Beyond TikTok
Not just TikTok
The same share button works for YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest and recipe websites, and you can photograph cookbook pages too. If most of your recipes live in another app, see our guide to saving recipes from Instagram.
And if you would rather browse than import, the Ideas page has thousands of trending recipes from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube that are already saved and free to cook from.
Pricing
What it costs
Importing recipes from TikTok is part of YoHugo Pro, which costs £2.99 a month or £24.99 a year. YoHugo is free to download, and cooking your saved recipes, the Ideas page and shopping lists are always free.
Already using another app for this? Have a look at YoHugo vs ReciMe or the full recipe app comparison hub. For the wider picture, see YoHugo, the UK recipe app.