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"  A familiar scenario: You share a fantastic meal with a friend, and you both swear to go back to this gem of a restaurant whenever you can get together next. Fast forward a few weeks and you can&amp;#039;t remember where the place is or even what its name is. Too bad you didn&amp;#039;t grab a business card when you left \u2014 though honestly, would you even know where to find that weeks later?   This very scenario happened to me recently. But never again because I&amp;#039;ve found a solution for it: Evernote Food, an extension of the popular organizing app Evernote, which combines the app&amp;#039;s original framework with new sorting and saving tools that foodies everywhere will love. The app offers four tabs \u2014 Explore Recipes, My Cookbook, Restaurants, and My Meals \u2014 to help you archive your favorite culinary experiences. Use the Recipes tab to search and explore dishes, then save your favorites and add comments to your Cookbook. Log any grocery lists, pictures, or miscellaneous notes in the My Meals section. You can also explore nearby establishments under the Restaurants tab, and upload pictures of dishes you try (this is a great place to document those amazing nights out!). Whether you&amp;#039;re into snapping shots of all your favorite meals or are just looking for a new lunch spot, Evernote Food is a great app for folks of all food levels and interest. Even better: It&amp;#039;s available for free on Android and Apple devices. Emma Sarley is an intern in the Kitchen Appliances and Technology lab of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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