Facebook recipes
Last tested August 23, 2026
Use it in ShioSave a Facebook cooking post as a written recipe.
Share the public Facebook post with Shio or paste its link. Shio checks the post text, linked recipe, spoken instructions, and visible video text, then gives you ingredients and steps to review.
See it in Shio
The source comes in. A recipe goes into your cookbook.
Keep the post, page, or image attached. Use the saved copy for searching, groceries, meal planning, and cooking.
Why this gets annoying
Facebook knows you saved the post. It does not know you need the recipe at 6:15.
A cooking video can vanish behind a login prompt, move down a group feed, or send you through a comments section for the ingredient list. Shio keeps the public source attached and gives the cooking parts their own place.
How it works
- 01
Copy the public link
Open the Facebook post, tap Share, and copy the post or video URL.
- 02
Send it to Shio
Shio checks the written post and linked page before using available audio or video text.
- 03
Review and keep
Confirm amounts and temperatures, then save the recipe with the Facebook source attached.
What changes
Dinner no longer depends on finding the post again.
The creator stays attached to the recipe. Ingredients, steps, times, notes, groceries, and meal planning move into your cookbook.
In the source
In Shio
Recipe written above the video
Ingredients and steps are separated for review.
Full recipe on a linked page
The linked recipe can become the cooking copy.
A time mentioned in the video
The stated time stays with the relevant step.
One honest caveat
Private groups and login-only posts may block the link.
Shio cannot fetch a post that Facebook does not expose publicly. Take screenshots of the complete recipe text or slides and import those instead.
Questions people ask
The useful answers.
Can Shio save recipes from a Facebook group?
It can use a link when the post is publicly available. Private and login-only group posts may require screenshots.
Can it read a Facebook cooking video?
Yes, when the public post exposes usable audio or on-screen text. Shio checks written and linked sources first.
Does Shio repost the Facebook video?
No. Shio saves the recipe information and keeps a link to the original creator's post.