Samsung isintroducing an innovative culinary companion: Samsung Food.
The recipe platform, which builds on artificial intelligence, could make a difference in how users approach cooking and meal planning on a daily basis. Spanning across 104 countries and available in eight languages, the app is set to deliver a personalized experience that merges technology, convenience, and culinary creativity.
Overall, thetool offers home cooks an extensive library of more than 160,000 recipes, acting as an interactive assistant that assists users in discovering new dishes, devising customized meal plans, and even ordering necessary ingredients online.
Beyond these functionalities, it goes a step further by enabling users to manage their cooking appliances, guiding them through step-by-step cooking processes, and allowing the sharing of favorite recipes on social media.
This AItechnology draws on the foundation of Whisk, a smart food platform acquired by Samsung Next in 2019.
Whisk’s expertise in food AI helps suggest meals based on user preferences and seasonal ingredients, turning Samsung Food into a program that caters to individual needs and lifestyles.
For recipediscovery, users can compile and organize recipes into their personal digital recipe box, accessible across multiple devices. It even analyzes and standardizes recipes, generating ingredient-based shopping lists for a quick trip to the grocery store.
There’s eventhe Personalize Recipe feature, which individuals can use to modify saved recipes according to specific dietary requirements.
Cooks caneffortlessly adapt recipes to align with dietary preferences, such as vegan or vegetarian choices, ensuring a more balanced nutritional profile or incorporating ingredients on hand.
The platformextends its utility to personalized daily meal plans, suggesting AI-created recommendations informed by dietary preferences, favorite cuisines, and user data.
Impressively, SamsungFood can be incorporated into a variety of appliances. One can set timers, preheat ovens, and transfer cooking settings directly from their smartphones.
This functionality debuts with the Bespoke Oven, with the brand planning to expand compatibility to include Bespoke induction ranges and Bespoke microwaves in the future.
Last but not least, those trying out the new recipes can connect and share their culinary experiences with others.
Individuals can show off their latest success in the kitchen on social media or via the application’s community. Going forward, the technology giant plans to integrate Samsung Health capabilities into the program.
This synergywill allow users to receive diet management suggestions, syncing essential health information like BMI, body composition, and calorie consumption within the platform.
“The food we enjoy and the way we prepare it are central to our daily lives, and we all love to cook and eat together,” said Chanwoo Park, executive vice president of the Service Biz Group of the Digital Appliances Business at Samsung Electronics.
“Samsung Foodis using advanced AI capabilities to deliver a highly personalized, all-in-one food experience that users can control straight from their palms.”