Practical guides to cook better with your online recipes.
Share a reel to Zeste and keep scrolling: the recipe shows up on its own, with a notification. And Zeste now speaks English, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese, right down to the widgets.
Read the articleA cooking robot mode that weighs everything in grams and rewrites the steps for your Thermomix, Monsieur Cuisine, Companion or Cookeo, Facebook sign-in, cookbooks you can rename, and the small things from late October.
Read the articleYour meals and your shopping list on the home screen, a store mode that works offline, a pantry that lightens the list, and Zeste suggesting what's next in the kitchen.
Read the articleA new bottom bar, a single field to import, cleaner recipes, filters, allergies, cooking mode and shopping. A look at version 1.4, and at what stays free.
Read the articleGoogle and Apple, household, favorites, dish type, new mobile and web interface, profile photo and preferences: the full recap.
Read the articleShare the reel to Zeste or paste its link: two ways to turn an Instagram recipe into a recipe card with ingredients, quantities and steps, without screenshots.
Read the articleTikTok is full of quick recipes that aren't very practical in the kitchen. Here's how to turn them into clear recipe cards with Zeste, videos and photo carousels included.
Read the articleLay out your meals for the week, let Zeste build the shopping list by aisle and share it with your household: the method in four steps.
Read the articleSave your favorite Marmiton recipes in Zeste to plan them, share them and cook them step by step, without copying and pasting.
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