Apple News+ Food Brings Culinary Inspiration to Subscribers with iOS 18.4 Apple unveiled an exciting update for its News+ subscribers: Apple News+ Food.

Tablet and smartphone running iOS 18.4 display a cooking app for culinary inspiration. The screen shows a recipe for creamy miso pasta with user-reviewed steps. Both devices feature images of plated pasta at the top, with ingredients and directions delightfully listed below.

Set to launch in April alongside iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4, this new section within the Apple News app will deliver a feast of culinary content, featuring tens of thousands of recipes, restaurant reviews, kitchen tips, and more. Sourced from top-tier food publishers like Allrecipes, Bon AppƩtit, Food & Wine, Good Food, and Serious Eats, Apple News+ Food aims to transform how users explore and engage with food-related journalism and recipes.

A Smorgasbord of Features

The smartphone screen, running iOS 18.4, showcases a "Saved Recipes" page featuring four culinary inspirations: potato rƶsti with smoked salmon, creamy miso pasta, creamy mustard shallot, and foolproof pan pizza. Each recipe is complete with an appetizing image and preparation time.

Apple News+ Food promises a rich, user-friendly experience curated by Appleā€™s expert editors. Subscribers will dive into a Recipe Catalog brimming with tens of thousands of recipes, updated daily with fresh additions. Whether users crave inspiration for a weeknight dinner or a gourmet weekend project, the catalog offers robust browsing, searching, and filtering options to pinpoint the perfect dish. Each recipe is presented in a visually appealing format, with ingredients and directions clearly laid out. A standout cook mode expands step-by-step instructions to full screen, making it easier than ever to follow along in the kitchen.

Beyond recipes, the section will spotlight stories on dining trends, healthy eating tips, and must-have kitchen tools. Users can save favorite recipes for quick access laterā€”even offlineā€”ensuring culinary inspiration is always at their fingertips. While Apple News+ Food is exclusive to subscribers, select stories and recipes will be available to non-subscribers, offering a taste of whatā€™s in store.

Seamless Integration with Apple News

Apple News already serves millions across the U.S., UK, Canada, and Australia with quality journalism from diverse publications. The addition of Apple News+ Food builds on this foundation, enriching the $12.99 monthly subscription (prices vary by region: Ā£12.99 in the UK, $16.99 in Canada, $19.99 in Australia). For subscribers, this means access to not only food-focused content but also hundreds of premium outlets like The Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, PEOPLE, The Athletic, and Rolling Stoneā€”all within the same app.

The update aligns with Appleā€™s broader iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 rollout, ensuring a smooth integration across devices. Whether on an iPhone or iPad, users will enjoy a cohesive experience tailored to their culinary curiosities, backed by the trusted curation of Appleā€™s editorial team.

A Recipe for Success

Apple News+ Food taps into the growing appetite for digital food content, blending convenience with quality. The Recipe Catalogā€™s daily updates keep the offerings fresh, while the cook mode caters to hands-on users who need clarity mid-recipe. Offline access addresses a practical need for cooks in spotty Wi-Fi zones, and the inclusion of top publishers ensures a mix of trusted classics and innovative ideas.

For food enthusiasts, this update elevates Apple News+ into a one-stop hub for inspiration and information. From exploring Michelin-star restaurant reviews to mastering a new baking technique, subscribers will find a wealth of resources at their disposal starting this April.

 

Two smartphones, with the latest iPhone 17 Pro showcasing its advanced camera resolutions and layouts, display a delectable recipe for Creamy Mustard Shallot Chicken. The left screen captures perfectly sliced chicken in a creamy sauce, while the right provides step-by-step instructions to preheat your oven to 375Ā°F.

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