Samsung Food review
8.1/10★★★★★Free recipe saver and weekly planner, with AI-built meal plans on Food+
- Best for
- Households who save recipes from the web and want planning, lists and grocery ordering in one free app
- Price
- Freemium · from $6.99/month
Free: Recipe saving, 240,000+ recipes, weekly planner, shared shopping lists and grocery ordering - Platforms
- iOS, Android, Other
- Made by
- Samsung Electronics (Whisk) · since 2012
- App store ratings
- iOS 4.8★ (6.4K) · Android 4.6★ (22.3K)
What it is
Samsung Food, formerly Whisk, saves recipes from any website, puts them on a weekly meal plan and turns that plan into a shared shopping list you can send to integrated grocery retailers. The paid Food+ tier adds AI-personalised weekly meal plans, ingredient swaps, pantry management and nutrition tracking, and the app also runs on Samsung's Family Hub fridges.
What the AI does
- AI-personalised weekly meal plans (Food+)
- Recipe customisation: adjust servings or swap ingredients
- Vision AI adds food to your list from a photo
- Search recipes by the ingredients you have
Pros and cons
- Generous free tier covers saving, planning and shopping lists
- Shared family lists and ordering from 23 grocery retailers
- Strong App Store and Google Play ratings
- AI-built weekly plans need the paid Food+ tier
- Grocery ordering is limited to 4 regions
- Some features are tied to Samsung devices
How it scores
The most complete package: excellent free planning and lists, with AI plans a reasonably priced upgrade.
Feature checklist · 8 of 8
- Builds a full weekly meal plan for you automatically (yes)
- Plans follow your diet, allergies or calorie and macro goals (yes)
- Grocery list built automatically from your plan (yes)
- Suggests meals from ingredients you already have (yes)
- Save or import recipes from websites or social media (yes)
- Shows or tracks calories and macros (yes)
- Household sharing or adjustable servings (yes)
- Order groceries from your list through delivery partners (yes)
Alternatives
See all Samsung Food alternatives, ranked →
- Eat This Much 8.0/10People who want a hands-off weekly plan that hits calorie or macro targets on a budget
- Fitia 7.8/10People who want meal plans tied closely to calorie and macro tracking
- Prospre 7.5/10Macro-focused cooks who want a useful free meal plan
- Mr. Cook 7.0/10Home cooks who save recipes from social media and want them planned and shopped
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