Although there are lots of recipe websites available, nobody has really explored the true social ramifications that such sites can have. I mean, food is something that has a social quality to it, right? That makes the lack of sites focusing on such a facet all the more disconcerting.
Enter Foodily. To put it in simple words, it is a site that lets people share recipes that they find online through Facebook, and even create events around these recipes.
The way Foodily works is simplicity in itself, as you are enabled to carry searches both for specific ingredients and for kinds of food (IE, ?vegan dinner?). Foodily can retrieve results from just anywhere – well-established websites, blogs that have just surfaced… and then let you use the resulting data to interact with their existing social graphs.
And that is what tells the site apart from others that have a basic social element to them like Nibbledish and All Recipes, in the end: people get a chance to interact with those they know, instead of sharing recipes and menus with utter strangers.
Foodily.com In Their Own Words
Search every recipe from every website. Find the ones your friends like.
Why Foodily.com It Might Be A Killer
It brings the concept of cooking right into the social sphere.
Some Questions About Foodily.com
What about Twitter? Will that be supported one day, too? 
