Samsung introduces a meal planning and recipe discovery platform called Samsung Food.
Samsung has launched a meal planning and recommendation platform called Samsung Food in more than 104 countries. The platform is based on Whisk, which it acquired in 2019.
The company said the platform has more than 160,000 recipes in eight languages, including English, Spanish, Korean, German, French and Italian. Samsung noted that like Whisk, users can search for recipes, create shopping lists, create meal plans and follow creators who post recipes. After all, the platform is built “from Whisk’s extensive database,” according to the company.
Users can save recipes and add ingredients to their shopping list at the same time. The platform offers integrations with e-commerce platforms in some regions, so you can easily purchase these products.
It's obvious that the new Samsung Food website (https://samsungfood.com/) looks strikingly similar to the Whisk website. Furthermore, the download link for the apps still points to Whisk on the Play Store and App Store.
Samsung has ambitious goals for its Samsung Food platform. The company said it plans to integrate the platform with Samsung Health by the end of the year to better track and manage nutrition for users. In 2024, Samsung wants to introduce “Vision AI” to Samsung Food, so that the app can recognize foods through the phone’s camera and display their nutritional values.
Information source: techcrunch.com
