Last updated: November 12, 2026.
We work hard to keep every recipe accurate, but mistakes can happen — a wrong quantity, a missing step, a broken link, a time that does not add up. When we find one, or when a reader tells us about one, we fix it.
How to Report a Mistake
Use the Contact page and tell us: the recipe or page, what is wrong, and what it should say. The more specific you are, the faster we can check it.
How We Handle Reports
- We read every report.
- We check the recipe or page against the standard method and the rest of the site.
- If the mistake is confirmed, we fix it promptly and update the page.
- For a significant correction to a recipe (a quantity, a time, or a step that changes the result), we note the correction on the page so readers know it was changed.
What Counts as a Correction
A factual error in a recipe or on a page — wrong amounts, missing or out-of-order steps, wrong times or servings, broken links, or incorrect information in an article. A difference in taste or preference is not an error, but we still read those messages and use them to improve the recipe notes.
Updates
Pages show their last-updated date. When we correct a page, the date updates with it. We do not silently rewrite a recipe after it has been published without that date changing.