Saved recipes
Saved recipes, meal planning, and shopping lists
Foodie vs Samsung Food
Both apps offer saving, planning, and shopping tools. Samsung Food+ also adds AI personalization and guided cooking.
Foodie brings social recipe imports, meal planning, grocery lists, and an AI cooking assistant to iPhone and iPad. Samsung Food combines recipe saving and discovery with a free core service; Food+ adds personalized plans, AI recipe adjustments, and guided cooking on mobile.
Side by side
The features that matter when you cook.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Recipe saving | Social posts, websites, photos, and text | Recipe saving and website imports |
| Meal planning and grocery lists | Yes | Yes |
| AI assistance | Recipe ideas and changes through the cooking assistant | Personalization and tailored plans with Food+ on mobile |
| Cooking guidance | Step-by-step cooking mode | Guided cooking with Food+ on mobile |
| Payment | Free + $4.17/mo annually | Free core app; Samsung Food+ is a paid subscription |
A closer look
Saved recipes, meal planning, and shopping lists
Food+ includes personalized meal plans and AI recipe personalization
AI-guided cooking, recipe personalization, and tailored plans require Food+ and are available in the mobile app.
Being fair to Samsung Food
Compare the plan you would actually use. Samsung Food+ includes an ad-free experience and AI features; describing the whole service as only a free app with ads misses that distinction.
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Free to download. See the available plans and allowances in the app.
Common questions
2 answers to the things people ask us most. Tap any question to expand.
Yes. Samsung Food+ documents AI recipe personalization, tailored meal planning, and guided cooking. Availability depends on the feature and plan.
No. Saving the recipe page linked by a social post is different from extracting the recipe from the video itself. Check current source support and try one representative import before choosing an app.