Cookie Policy
Last updated: 21 October 2026
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file saved to your browser when you visit a site. Sites use cookies to recognise you on later visits, remember your preferences and measure visits.
Which cookies are on this site
Measurement cookies - Google Analytics
Used to see which recipes are being read and where visitors arrive from.
- _ga - used to distinguish one visitor from another. Lifetime: 2 years. Provider: Google.
- _ga_ZNY0JZWKVW - holds the session state against this site's measurement id. Lifetime: 2 years. Provider: Google.
Advertising cookies - Google AdSense
Google AdSense ads are shown on the site. Google and its advertising partners use cookies to select ads, count impressions and clicks, and avoid showing the same ad over and over. These cookies allow ads to be selected according to your visits to this site and other sites on the internet.
The names and lifetimes of the advertising cookies are set by Google and can change over time; the current list is on Google's advertising cookies page. Their lifetimes are generally between a few months and two years.
Consent management cookies - Funding Choices
Used to remember the answer you gave in the cookie consent message. Without them the message would appear again on every page load.
- FCCDCF - stores your cookie consent preferences. Provider: Google.
- FCNEC - stores the consent record. Provider: Google.
Strictly necessary cookies
The site does not use a cookie just for you to read the content. When you submit a comment the server may create a temporary session cookie; it is deleted when you close your browser and it is not used for tracking.
How to refuse cookies
There are three ways and you can choose whichever you like:
- From the consent message - you can set your preferences in the cookie message that appears when the site first opens, and change them later.
- By turning off personalised advertising - Google Ads Settings, or www.aboutads.info/choices for third party vendors collectively.
- From your browser settings - you can block cookies entirely or delete existing ones. The setting is in a different place in every browser; see your browser's help page.
If you want to turn Google Analytics off across all sites, Google has an opt-out add-on.
Refusing cookies does not stop you reading the recipe content. The ads do not disappear, but they are shown without being selected according to your interests.
Related pages
Privacy Policy · Data Protection Notice
Contact
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