As a new user considering Eat Your Books, I want to understand the exact differences between the free and premium memberships. Specifically, what are the limitations of the free account regarding the number of cookbooks/magazines and searchable recipes? What are the key benefits of upgrading to a premium membership? Additionally, what is the 'How it works' process for adding books and finding recipes?
Navigate to 'https://www.eatyourbooks.com/'. Scroll down to the 'Your complimentary features' section. Identify the specific limitations of the free account regarding the number of cookbooks/magazines that can be added and the number of searchable recipes. Identify the key benefit of upgrading to a premium membership. Scroll up or down to find the 'How does it work' section on the homepage. Describe the four steps outlined in the 'How does it work' section for creating, discovering, organizing, and connecting. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
State that the free account allows adding 5 cookbooks or magazines. State that the free account allows searching and saving over 525,000 recipes. State that the key benefit of premium membership is the ability to add unlimited cookbooks and magazines. Describe the 'Create' step: 'As you add the cookbooks you own your recipe index is automatically created! Also add magazines you subscribe to and the blogs and websites you follow.' Describe the 'Discover' step: 'Search YOUR collection of recipes in ways you'd never have dreamed was possible - *ingredients, recipe types, ethnicity, etc.*' Describe the 'Organize' step: 'Tag your books and recipes any way you want. Organize books by location, tag your favorite recipes, create menus for special events...it's up to you.' Describe the 'Connect' step: 'Join our growing community of food and cookbook lovers. Swap cooking tips and advice, comment on and rate books and recipes.'