Eat This Much vs Samsung Food

Eat This Much and Samsung Food both save recipes from websites, plan meals and have a cook mode. Pick Eat This Much if you want a planner that picks your meals to hit exact calorie and macro targets, on iPhone, Android or the web. Pick Samsung Food if you want free meal planning with shared lists on Android and the web as well as iPhone.

At a glance

DetailEat This MuchSamsung Food
PriceFree for planning one day at a time. Premium is $59.99 a year ($5 a month) or $14.99 month to month, with a 14-day trial.help.eatthismuch.comFree for saving recipes, planning and shared lists. Samsung Food+ is $6.99 a month or $59.99 a year, with a 7-day trial.App Store
PlatformsiPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Macs (as the iPad app), Apple Vision, Android and the web.App StoreiPhone, iPad, Android and the web.App Store
Saves fromRecipe websites, by pasting a link, with the Chrome extension, or by sharing from the browser on iPhone.help.eatthismuch.comAny recipe from any website.App Store
Gets recipes outPrint or share your meal plans and grocery lists as PDFs.eatthismuch.comNot found on its own pages.
Last App Store updateVersion 2.0.169, October 11, 2026.App StoreVersion 5.56.0, May 11, 2026.App Store
Ratings4.7 stars from 22,184 ratingsApp Store4.8 stars from 6.4K ratingsApp Store

Feature by feature

Eat This Much vs Samsung Food, feature by feature
FeatureEat This MuchSamsung Food
AI assistants & MCP
Works in ChatGPTNot foundNot found
Works in ClaudeNot foundNot found
Other AI apps via MCPNot foundNot found
Interactive cards in the chatNot foundNot found
Saving
Save from Instagram, TikTok, YouTubeNot foundYessupport.samsungfood.com
Save from websitesYeshelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Scan cookbook pages and cardsNot foundYessupport.samsungfood.com
Planning & shopping
Meal planYeseatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Grocery listPartlyhelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Shared with a householdYeshelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Send the list to grocery deliveryPartlyeatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Kitchen
PantryPartlyhelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Receipt scanNot foundNot found
What can I make from what I havePartlyhelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Cook modeYesApp StoreYessupport.samsungfood.com
TimersNot foundYessamsung.com
NutritionYeshelp.eatthismuch.comYesApp Store
Apple extras
WidgetsYesApp StoreYessupport.samsungfood.com
Live ActivitiesNot foundNot found
Apple WatchNoApp StoreNoApp Store
Siri and ShortcutsNot foundNot found
Mac and iPadPartlyApp StoreYesApp Store
CarPlayNot foundNot found
Platforms & price
AndroidYesGoogle PlayYesGoogle Play
Web appYeshelp.eatthismuch.comYessupport.samsungfood.com
Free planYeshelp.eatthismuch.comYesApp Store

Tap a mark for the note. “Not found” means we looked on the app’s own pages and did not see it, not that it lacks it.

Where Samsung Food is stronger

  • Save from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube. Pinterest and Facebook through the share extension (help center). Samsung.com also says it saves from an Instagram post. TikTok and YouTube not named officially support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: not found on its own pages
  • Scan cookbook pages and cards. Add recipe from photo (multi-page). Basic users get 3 free scans; unlimited with Food+ support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: not found on its own pages
  • Grocery list. Multiple shopping lists, add from recipes, flags items you may already have support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: partly. Automatic grocery list from the weekly plan, minus what is in your pantry. Premium only.
  • Send the list to grocery delivery. US integrated stores show Walmart, Instacart, Amazon Fresh and Kroger logos (from image alt text). Listing says 23 retailers support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: partly. Pricing page says groceries can be delivered from Instacart, Amazon Fresh, Walmart and more. Grocery delivery integration is listed as a Premium feature.
  • Pantry. Food List tracks items by location (fridge, freezer, pantry) with use-by dates; add by camera. Shopping list and Food List transfers are Food+. No expiry notifications support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: partly. Virtual pantry: add foods by hand or move them from the grocery list; eaten items are removed automatically. Premium only.
  • What can I make from what I have. Manual ingredient filter is free. Searching by Food List ('Use It Up') and Vision AI suggestions are Food+ support.samsungfood.com Eat This Much: partly. The weekly planner prioritizes foods in your pantry, but help says it cannot yet build a whole plan from only your pantry foods.
  • Timers. Samsung.com: guided cooking mode helps 'with settings, timers' and can send steps to a Samsung oven samsung.com Eat This Much: not found on its own pages
  • Mac and iPad. iPad supported. Mac (M1 or later, macOS 12+) runs the iPad app, which the listing marks 'Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS' App Store Eat This Much: partly. iPad app with tablet and landscape layouts. On Mac it needs an Apple silicon (M1 or later) Mac, which means the iPad app, not a native Mac app.

A third option: Saucepan

Saucepan is our app. It has ChatGPT and Claude connectors, MCP access for other AI apps, interactive cards in the chat, receipt scanning, Live Activities and Siri and Shortcuts actions, which neither Eat This Much nor Samsung Food shows on its own pages.

What to know first: it launches on November 13, 2026, so it has no track record or ratings yet. It is on iPhone, and runs on iPad. Android is coming soon. Where Eat This Much or Samsung Food is ahead of it: sending the list to grocery delivery, Mac and iPad apps, Android and a web app.

Questions

Is Eat This Much or Samsung Food better?

It depends on what you need. Eat This Much and Samsung Food both save recipes from websites, plan meals and have a cook mode. Pick Eat This Much if you want a planner that picks your meals to hit exact calorie and macro targets, on iPhone, Android or the web. Pick Samsung Food if you want free meal planning with shared lists on Android and the web as well as iPhone.

How much do Eat This Much and Samsung Food cost?

Eat This Much: Free for planning one day at a time. Premium is $59.99 a year ($5 a month) or $14.99 month to month, with a 14-day trial. Samsung Food: Free for saving recipes, planning and shared lists. Samsung Food+ is $6.99 a month or $59.99 a year, with a 7-day trial. Prices are US dollars from each app's own pages. Checked November 4, 2026.

Which is free, Eat This Much or Samsung Food?

Eat This Much: yes. Free account plans one day at a time and tracks intake. Premium is $59.99 a year ($5 a month) or $14.99 month to month, with a 14-day trial. App Store IAP list: $8.99 to $84.99. Samsung Food: yes. Free; Samsung Food+ $6.99/mo or $59.99/yr (App Store IAP list), 7-day free trial (help center).

Can Eat This Much or Samsung Food save recipes from Instagram and TikTok?

Eat This Much: not found on its own pages. Samsung Food: yes. Pinterest and Facebook through the share extension (help center). Samsung.com also says it saves from an Instagram post. TikTok and YouTube not named officially.

Do Eat This Much and Samsung Food work on Android?

Eat This Much: yes. Eat This Much - Meal Planner by Eat This Much, Inc. on Google Play, updated Oct 9, 2026. Samsung Food: yes. Google Play: com.foodient.whisk.

Do Eat This Much and Samsung Food run on Mac and iPad?

Eat This Much: partly. iPad app with tablet and landscape layouts. On Mac it needs an Apple silicon (M1 or later) Mac, which means the iPad app, not a native Mac app. Samsung Food: yes. iPad supported. Mac (M1 or later, macOS 12+) runs the iPad app, which the listing marks 'Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS'.

Do Eat This Much or Samsung Food work with ChatGPT or Claude?

We found no ChatGPT or Claude connector from either app on its own pages.

When were Eat This Much and Samsung Food last updated?

On the US App Store, Eat This Much is at version 2.0.169 (October 11, 2026) and Samsung Food at version 5.56.0 (May 11, 2026). Checked November 4, 2026.

Can I export my recipes from Eat This Much?

Print or share your meal plans and grocery lists as PDFs. Source: https://www.eatthismuch.com/pricing