About Nourishible
Nourishible is a small independent project, built by a couple of people who cook a lot and kept losing recipes to their own camera rolls. Every week another Reel or Short worth cooking would get saved and never seen again — buried in a folder, half-remembered, impossible to shop for without replaying the video three times with flour on our hands.
So we built the thing we wanted: a place where a cooking video becomes a readable recipe. Ingredients and numbered steps sit together, with source details and our own notes where we have added them. We mark new ingredient estimates and are reviewing older quantities.
What we add
A sixty-second video is a demonstration, not a recipe. Turning one into a recipe page means deciding what a “splash” is in millilitres, catching the step that happened off-camera, working out what the quantities scale to, and writing down the thing the cook knew but never said out loud.
That is the work we aim to do. Some recipe pages carry notes written here, not lifted from the source — for example, where a quantity was left vague or a step needs explaining. We are reviewing older pages that have little or no original guidance. Ingredients link through to our own ingredient pages, which carry nutrition data and age-by-age serving guidance that no video contains. Our guides are written from published sources and are not derived from videos at all.
How creators are credited
A recipe derived from a creator’s video should name the creator and link back to the source. If a source or creator is misidentified, tell us and we will correct it.
We publish structured methods and ingredients alongside any notes we add. We do not present a creator’s caption, script, narration or footage as our own. If you are a creator and you would rather your recipes were not here, email hello@nourishible.com and we will remove them. We do not ask why.
Where the health information comes from
The weaning and nutrition guidance on ingredient pages and in guides is checked against named, published sources — the NHS, the CDC, and the UK’s CoFID nutrient dataset among them. Each card names the source it came from. Where no published guidance covers a food, the card says that rather than guessing, and we never infer one food’s guidance from a similar one.
Nothing on this site is reviewed by a clinician, and none of it is medical advice. We show what official guidance says and where it says it; your health visitor, GP or paediatrician knows your child and we do not. The editorial policy sets out exactly how this is written and checked.
Where AI is used, and where it is not
We use automated tools to do the first pass on a video — pulling out a draft ingredient list and rough steps — and to prepare recipe translations. We also use AI to help draft some guides. A named person is responsible for checking a guide’s claims against its cited sources before publication. A draft is not evidence that we cooked or tested the method ourselves.
Nutrition figures, allergen status and age guidance are checked against named sources. Guides receive an editorial review before publication. We do not let a model decide whether something is safe to feed a baby.
Getting in touch
Something wrong, missing, or plain broken? We would rather hear it than not. Every ingredient card has a “report a problem” button that reaches us directly, or you can email hello@nourishible.com. More ways to reach us are on the contact page.