NYT Cooking vs Paprika

NYT Cooking and Paprika both build a grocery list and have a cook mode. Pick NYT Cooking if you want a large catalog of tested New York Times recipes and videos, and you are happy to pay for it. Pick Paprika if you want to pay once, you cook with an Apple Watch or on Windows, or your library already lives in Paprika. Paprika 4 is in beta and says premium features will need a subscription afterwards.

Em resumo

DetalheNYT CookingPaprika
PreçoFree to download, with a limited set of recipes. The App Store lists Cooking at $5.99 to $7.99 a month or $54.99 to $69.99 a year, and All Access at $29.99 a month. Cooking is included in All Access and Home Delivery.App StoreiPhone e iPad $4.99, pagamento único. Mac $29.99. Cada versão é vendida separadamente.paprikaapp.com
PlataformasiPhone, iPad, Android and the web.thenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comiPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android e Windows.paprikaapp.com
Sincroniza porYour Recipe Box is tied to your New York Times account, on the web and in the apps.thenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comPaprika Cloud Sync, conta própria, para receitas, listas de compras e planos de refeições.paprikaapp.com
Salva deNão encontrado nas próprias páginas dele.Qualquer site, pelo navegador integrado e bookmarklet. Salvar do Instagram, TikTok, Facebook e YouTube está na versão beta aberta do Paprika 4, não no Paprika 3.paprikaapp.com
Última atualização na App StoreVersion 4.174.0, October 30, 2026.App StoreVersão 3.8.5, 16 de julho de 2026.App Store
Avaliações4.9 stars from 549,627 ratingsApp Store4,9 estrelas com 54 mil avaliaçõesApp Store

Recurso por recurso

NYT Cooking vs Paprika, feature by feature
RecursoNYT CookingPaprika
Assistentes de IA e MCP
Funciona no ChatGPTNão encontradoNão encontrado
Funciona no ClaudeNão encontradoNão encontrado
Outros apps de IA via MCPNão encontradoNão encontrado
Cartões interativos no chatNão encontradoNão encontrado
Salvando
Salvar do Instagram, TikTok, YouTubeNão encontradoParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Salvar de sitesNothenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comSimApp Store
Escanear páginas de livros de receitas e cartõesNão encontradoParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Planejamento e compras
Plano de refeiçõesNão encontradoSimApp Store
Lista de comprasYesthenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comSimApp Store
Compartilhado com uma casaEm parteApp StoreParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Envie a lista para a entrega de comprasYesthenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comNão encontrado
Despensa
DespensaNão encontradoSimpaprikaapp.com
Escaneamento de reciboNão encontradoNão encontrado
O que posso fazer com o que tenhoNão encontradoNão encontrado
Modo de CozinharYesthenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comSimApp Store
TimersNão encontradoSimpaprikaapp.com
NutriçãoYesthenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Extras da Apple
WidgetsNão encontradoParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Atividades ao VivoNão encontradoNão encontrado
Apple WatchNãoApp StoreSimApp Store
Siri e AtalhosNão encontradoParcialmentepaprikaapp.com
Mac e iPadEm parteApp StoreSimApp Store
CarPlayNão encontradoNão encontrado
Plataformas & preço
AndroidSimGoogle PlaySimGoogle Play
App webYesthenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.comNãopaprikaapp.com
Plano grátisEm parteApp StoreEm parteApp 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 NYT Cooking is stronger

  • Send the list to grocery delivery. Shop a recipe's ingredients on Instacart for delivery, US and Canada. No Cooking subscription needed for this. thenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.com Paprika: not found on its own pages
  • Nutrition. Nutritional information under the ingredients, a rough estimate, not on every recipe. thenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.com Paprika: partly. Paprika 3: manual Nutritional Info field per recipe; automatic USDA-based nutrition analysis only in Paprika 4 beta
  • Web app. cooking.nytimes.com has the full catalog, Recipe Box folders and the grocery list, when logged in. thenewyorktimeshelpcenter.helpjuice.com Paprika: no. Official site offers native apps only (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows); bookmarklet sends recipes to Cloud Sync but no web app listed

Onde o Paprika é mais forte

  • Save from websites. Built-in browser clips recipes from websites; Safari extension and bookmarklet App Store NYT Cooking: no. The help center says: 'Recipes that are hosted outside of New York Times Cooking cannot be saved to your Recipe Box.' The Recipe Box saves NYT Cooking recipes.
  • Meal plan. Daily/weekly/monthly meal planner plus reusable menus App Store NYT Cooking: not found on its own pages
  • Pantry. Pantry tracks quantity, purchase date and expiration date paprikaapp.com NYT Cooking: not found on its own pages
  • Timers. Cook times auto-detected in directions; tap to start; fire even when app closed paprikaapp.com NYT Cooking: not found on its own pages
  • Apple Watch. Watch app shows grocery lists and controls recipe timers; requires paired iPhone (watchOS 6+) App Store NYT Cooking: no. App Store Compatibility lists iPhone and iPad only.
  • Mac and iPad. iPad (universal iOS app) and Mac (separate $29.99 Mac App Store purchase); also Windows and Apple Vision App Store NYT Cooking: partly. iPad app (iPadOS 18 or later). App Store Compatibility lists no Mac.

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, saving from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, scanning of cookbook pages and cards, household sharing, receipt scanning, recipes from what you have, widgets, Live Activities, Siri and Shortcuts actions and a free plan, which neither NYT Cooking nor Paprika 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 NYT Cooking or Paprika is ahead of it: sending the list to grocery delivery, an Apple Watch app, Mac and iPad apps, Android and a web app.

Perguntas

Is NYT Cooking or Paprika better?

It depends on what you need. NYT Cooking and Paprika both build a grocery list and have a cook mode. Pick NYT Cooking if you want a large catalog of tested New York Times recipes and videos, and you are happy to pay for it. Pick Paprika if you want to pay once, you cook with an Apple Watch or on Windows, or your library already lives in Paprika. Paprika 4 is in beta and says premium features will need a subscription afterwards.

How much do NYT Cooking and Paprika cost?

NYT Cooking: Free to download, with a limited set of recipes. The App Store lists Cooking at $5.99 to $7.99 a month or $54.99 to $69.99 a year, and All Access at $29.99 a month. Cooking is included in All Access and Home Delivery. Paprika: iPhone and iPad $4.99, once. Mac $29.99. Each version is sold separately. Prices are US dollars from each app's own pages. Checked November 4, 2026.

Which is free, NYT Cooking or Paprika?

NYT Cooking: partly. Free download with limited access: some editor-curated recipes and part of the Recipe Box. App Store IAP list: Cooking from $5.99 to $7.99 a month and $54.99 to $69.99 a year; All Access $29.99 a month. Paprika: partly. iOS is a $4.99 one-time purchase. The Android version is free, limited to 50 recipes and no sync.

Can NYT Cooking or Paprika save recipes from Instagram and TikTok?

NYT Cooking: not found on its own pages. Paprika: partly. Only in Paprika 4 open beta (Sep 2026): TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube; not in shipping Paprika 3.

Do NYT Cooking and Paprika work on Android?

NYT Cooking: yes. NYT Cooking on Google Play, from The New York Times Company. Paprika: yes. Paprika Recipe Manager 3 on Google Play (sold separately).

Which has an Apple Watch app, NYT Cooking or Paprika?

NYT Cooking: no. App Store Compatibility lists iPhone and iPad only. Paprika: yes. Watch app shows grocery lists and controls recipe timers; requires paired iPhone (watchOS 6+).

Do NYT Cooking and Paprika run on Mac and iPad?

NYT Cooking: partly. iPad app (iPadOS 18 or later). App Store Compatibility lists no Mac. Paprika: yes. iPad (universal iOS app) and Mac (separate $29.99 Mac App Store purchase); also Windows and Apple Vision.

Can you use NYT Cooking or Paprika in a web browser?

NYT Cooking: yes. cooking.nytimes.com has the full catalog, Recipe Box folders and the grocery list, when logged in. Paprika: no. Official site offers native apps only (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows); bookmarklet sends recipes to Cloud Sync but no web app listed.

Do NYT Cooking or Paprika work with ChatGPT or Claude?

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

When were NYT Cooking and Paprika last updated?

On the US App Store, NYT Cooking is at version 4.174.0 (October 30, 2026) and Paprika at version 3.8.5 (July 16, 2026). Checked November 4, 2026.