MyFridgeFood vs SuperCook

Both apps do the same job in the same way: you tick what you have, they find recipes that match. The differences are in scale and polish. This page compares them honestly, then explains where Pantry Pic sits, which is somewhere else entirely.

Side by side

SuperCook details checked 8 September 2026. Both products change, so verify anything that matters to you before switching.

FeatureMyFridgeFoodSuperCook

How you enter ingredients

Tick a grid of common ingredients

Tick, type, or dictate by voice

Recipe library

Modest and long-standing

Over 11 million recipes pulled from food sites, across 20 languages

"Missing one ingredient" filter

Dietary filters

Minimal

Basic

Personalisation

Meal planning

Price

Free

Completely free, no subscription and no in-app purchases

Platforms

Web, iOS and Android

iOS, Android and web

When MyFridgeFood is the better pick

MyFridgeFood is faster to grasp. One grid, tick, search, done, and it has barely changed in years because it does not need to.

It is the better pick for a quick browser search when you do not want to install anything.

There is real charm in how little it tries to do. No account, no onboarding, no personalisation to configure.

When SuperCook is the better pick

SuperCook has far more recipes, drawn from food sites across 20 languages and 20 cuisines.

Voice dictation adds ingredients hands-free, which matters when your hands are covered in flour.

The "missing one ingredient" filter surfaces recipes you are one item away from, which MyFridgeFood has no equivalent for.

Most of the active development sits on the web version, so that is where it feels newest.

Questions people ask

Is MyFridgeFood or SuperCook better?

SuperCook has the larger recipe library, voice input and a "missing one ingredient" filter. MyFridgeFood is simpler and quicker to use in a browser. Neither personalises to you, and neither does meal planning.

Are both free?

Yes. As checked on 8 September 2026, MyFridgeFood is free and SuperCook has no subscription and no in-app purchases.

What if I do not want to tick ingredients at all?

That is the step both apps require and the one Pantry Pic removes. It reads your ingredients from a photo of the fridge or pantry, then builds recipes around them.

Do any of them plan meals for the week?

MyFridgeFood and SuperCook do not. Pantry Pic turns recipes into a weekly plan and collects the missing items into a shopping list.

If ticking boxes does not bother you, SuperCook is the stronger of the two and it costs nothing. If it does bother you, that is the whole reason a photo-first app exists.

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