Diets and allergies

Vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, kosher, halal, gluten-free, dairy-free, no pork and no alcohol. Set them once, and Saucepan shows what fits. See each diet.

Common allergens, including peanuts, tree nuts and eggs. Allergens are separate from diets. Allergy flags are free. See diets and allergies.

Use them as a guide, not a guarantee. Flags can miss hidden ingredients and cannot see inside packaged foods. Always read labels, especially when you cook for someone with a serious allergy. Read the full answer.

It checks each ingredient against a fixed ingredient-to-allergen table. Then it flags the ingredient that does not fit and suggests a swap. The check runs on your device. Example: set dairy-free, and a recipe with butter shows butter as the problem.

Set them in your kitchen profile. Saucepan then flags recipes that do not fit, names the ingredient, and suggests swaps. Cooking for allergies.

Yes. You set diets and allergies for each person you cook for, and Saucepan checks a recipe against everyone in your household.

Fits Me is a filter in Search that narrows results to recipes that fit your diets and allergies. About Fits Me.

Yes. When an ingredient does not fit, the recipe page suggests a swap. Example: for a vegan filter, butter can become olive oil. About swaps.

Yes. Saucepan checks the recipes you save as well as the ones you find, and shows which ingredient breaks the diet. Allergen checks work on recipes in any of the app's 21 languages.

No. For an allergy, celiac disease or any medical condition, ask your doctor. For kosher or halal practice, follow your religious authority.

Not unless you turn on Sync Taste Profile. It is off by default, and it is in Settings, then Your Data and Privacy. Allergies and diets are never sent to cloud AI, never sold, and never shown to other users, including your household.