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Version 2.1.1 · 2026-06-16
Updated recipe experience, improvements to Ask The Chef assistant, streamlined onboarding.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.1, updated 2026-06-16.








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TasteMatch helps you think like a chef, save time, and cook creatively every day using what you have on hand. The app features lightning-fast combinations, intelligent suggestions and full recipes based on your choices. All with no ads and no distractions.
With more than 50,000 matches at your fingertips, you can instantly find ingredients that fit with what you're making, make choices on the fly, and focus on using what you have in the fridge. You can refine your matches by regional cuisine, season, and cooking method, allowing you to choose your path with confidence. Using the combinator feature, you can combine multiple ingredients and see shared matches instantly, effortlessly building a dish or an entire meal from a single starting point. You can also get intelligent recommendations for what to make, sides, wine pairings, desserts and more.…
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Updated recipe experience, improvements to Ask The Chef assistant, streamlined onboarding.
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