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"If you&amp;#39;re tired of copy-pasting the tasty-looking recipes you find in all the nooks and crannies of the internet into an email or Word doc (fancy!), I think you&amp;#39;re going to like this.\nPinterestFacebookYummly--the recipe search engine that currently has more than 500,000 recipes for just about everything you can think of (seriously, I just did a random search and found this recipe for spinach salad with pear and avocado that I must make, ASAP) from just about everywhere--has just launched a new &amp;quot;Yum button&amp;quot; that lets you immediately share recipes that you like to your Facebook wall, all with just a click.\nAccording to David Feller, Yummly&amp;#39;s CEO: &amp;quot;Food is social. Providing the Yum button, and option to connect it to Facebook, is a natural extension to Yummly&amp;#39;s digital kitchen platform.&amp;quot;\nVery nifty!... assuming, of course, that your FB friends are into food pics and recipes in their newsfeeds.\nAre you? Are they? Would you try out this Yum button?\nMore on healthy eating ideas:\n\nIt&amp;#39;s a Cookbook. It&amp;#39;s Erotica. It&amp;#39;s... 50 Shades of Kale\n\n\nJenna Fischer&amp;#39;s Gooey Brownie Sundae Recipe (It&amp;#39;s Less Than 150 Calories!)\n\n Cookie Monster&amp;#39;s Original Cookies\nPhoto: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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