Most people don't have a problem with cooking itself, but with everything that comes before and after it: what they're cooking today, what's missing from the fridge, how long it takes, whether it's worth the effort or not. In the June 3 edition of the Good Tech newsletter, we talk about how our relationship with cooking is changing with the help of the smartphone.
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If you're like me (that is, without any talent in the kitchen), but you still think it's a good idea to cook, so you don't spend 70 lei on a pizza from food delivery apps, you should know that you can use various online tools that can help you in this regard.
There are applications that offer you tested recipes, tools that tell you what you can cook with the ingredients you already have in the fridge, and chatbots that explain step by step what you have to do or how to save a dish that didn't turn out the first time. In tomorrow's edition of Good Tech you'll find four of the best cooking tools.
