Samsung Food Plus is a monthly subscription that allows you to add items to a Food List just by snapping a picture. It can then suggest recipes for your meal plan based on the food you have.
New features on Samsung’s AI-powered food and recipe app could make your meal planning and food management chores much easier. With Samsung Food, you can now add items to a Food List just by taking a picture. The app can then suggest recipes based on the food you have, automatically remove them when you cook a recipe using anything on the list, then add food items back to the list when you tick them off your shopping list.
Just snap a picture of whatever is in your pantry or fridge, and the ingredients will be added to the list. Vision AI is also in the latest Family Hub fridge, where its in-unit AI-powered cameras can automatically add certain foods to the Food List. However, Samsung says the app version can identify over 40,000 types of ingredients using your smartphone’s camera, compared to just 33 the fridge can spot.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong is angry that Samsung is copying Apple againSamsung chairman Lee Jae-Yong is reportedly upset the mobile division copied Samsung again with the Galaxy Buds 3 and the new Watch Ultra.
Read more »
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 vs. Motorola Razr Plus 2024Are you shopping for a clamshell foldable and debating between the Galaxy Z Flip 6 or the Razr Plus 2024? Here's the breakdown.
Read more »
Tarrant Area Food Bank holds back-to-school food distributionFamilies lined up at Clark Stadium in Fort Worth for a chance to receive some major household help on Friday.
Read more »
In this N.J. food desert, an oasis of fresh, healthy food finally opens its doorsMeet Shana Manradge, the resilient entrepreneur who wouldn't take no for an answer on her mission to open 'A Better Market.'
Read more »
Avon hospital food pantry ensures food access after an emergency and beyondReporter at News 5 Cleveland
Read more »
Improving Arizona's local food system with the Good Food Forum & ExpoJacqueline Aguilar joined KGUN 9 as a multimedia journalist in February of 2024.
Read more »