Sam T.

I signed up a year or so ago for promotional emails from Gevalia. The first email I received from them contained a promo code for 15% my first order. I saved it for awhile but eventually discarded it. Today I went to place an order, & placed 2 calls to Gevalia customer service to get a promo code. The second call I was placed on hold for 21 minutes. The rep was nice but placed me on hold (again) to speak to her supervisor. As it turns out, I am out of luck! Each promo code is "unique" to each customer it's sent to & they will not assign another promo code to someone in my situation. What a pathetic & miserable excuse for customer service. That is unless they want to anger & lose customers.

Safe site.

It employs hack writers.

GMail is the best free email service.

Pros: 1) Unlimited amount of recipes in all food areas. 2) An infinite number of reviews/ratings by novices & experts alike. Cons: 1) Cannot comment on a recipe unless you rate it, possibly skewering the ratings. 2) Ratings include those who have altered the original recipe (& most have). 3) Many irritating reviewers that drastically change a recipe, but won't submit their own. 4) Unlike other recipe sites, there is no indicator if a recipe is in the member's recipe box.

AllRecipes does have a graph of each recipe's ratings. However, it would be nice if broke it down to percentages too.