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Richard May steals recipes!
When I contacted him to ask that he refrains from copying my recipes and publishing them as his own, he told me there’s nothing I can do. Which is, sadly, correct, because he just changes a few words here and there to make recipes “his”.
What a despicable, unethical, amoral creature. He has total disregard for real recipe developers’ efforts, time, and costs.
Karma will hopefully fix him sooner or later.
He is a recipe thief. He stole my friend’s recipes and claimed them as his own. He is clearly unoriginal and an unethical content creator. Look to other creators for recipes.
Giving one star but really it should be -10 stars. Richard May stole someone else's recipes and called them his own. Despicable.
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