From cluttered recipe pages to cookable ones.
Real recipe pages, before and after No Story Please. Same recipe, none of the headnote, ads, or pop-ups. Pick one and run it yourself in a couple of seconds.
- NYT Cooking
- Bon Appétit
- Serious Eats
- Pinch of Yum
- Smitten Kitchen
- King Arthur
- Half Baked Harvest
- BBC Good Food
- + 992 more
What gets stripped, and what stays.
Filler is removed
Headnote essays, family memoirs, sponsored intros, and "jump to recipe" buttons disappear before they ever reach you.
Ads and pop-ups are stripped
Inline display ads, sticky video players, newsletter modals, and cookie banners are filtered out by structure, not by guesswork.
The recipe stays intact
Ingredients, steps, time, yield, oven temperature, and notes are kept verbatim — and laid out for the countertop, not the scroll wheel.
"When I was little, my grandmother…"
Classic Banana Bread
Sally's Baking Addiction
Classic Banana Bread
12 paragraphs of backstory, four pop-ups, and two video ads stood between the reader and the ingredient list. We removed all of it without losing a thing the cook actually needed.
- —Removed 2,400 words of headnote and backstory
- —Stripped 6 inline ads and 4 newsletter pop-ups
- —Kept the recipe metadata: time, yield, oven temperature
"When I was little, my grandmother…"
Thai Green Curry
Pinch of Yum
Thai Green Curry
An eight-paragraph trip diary, a sticky video, and a stack of inline display ads. The recipe itself was buried below the fold — extracted, it fits on a single screen.
- —Removed an 8-paragraph travel essay
- —Stripped 8 inline ads and a sticky video player
- —Reformatted ingredients into a single, scannable column
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