Oct 16, 2026 · 3 min · 4 segments
Food bloggers are mad about AI coming into their space. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Uh, food bloggers say AI-generated recipes are flooding the internet, and they're very upset about it, sometimes featuring fake food photos and instructions that have never been tested.
Now, a large group of recipe creators have had to launch a website called Taste Delicious, that features more than 4,000 human-created recipes.
'Cause, boy, would I be mad if I, if AI gave me a recipe and it was bad, and I cooked it, and no human had ever tested it.
I'd be so upset.
Yes.
Uh, every recipe creator must be interviewed, recommended by someone, and confirm their recipes are, um, AI-free.
So I guess a lot of the stuff you see on the internet now, I don't know about a lot, but some of it, is fake photos, it was never cooked, no one ever tried it, and then you're supposed to try it, and then it doesn't work, and then you get mad.
Mm.
So now we have to have a, a, a...
You have to get interviewed-
[laughs]
-to submit recipes [laughs] to this website so we know that you're real.
Now that's, that's a shame.
Groceries cost too much to be playing around with AI.
Period.
Like, please, if you make me mess up my good groceries following your fake recipe-
[laughs]
-I'm gonna slap a robot.
[laughs]
Mine gives me the worst advice, so, like, I would not trust it for anything.
Right.
Like, the worst advice.
But if I...
If, if it's like, "All you gotta do is stick this chicken in the oven and then you get a steak out," like, I, you know, the steak come out, I'd be like, "Well, does this, this ain't gonna work." Like, I don't know.
[laughs]
Uh, food bloggers say AI-generated recipes are flooding the internet, and they're very upset about it, sometimes featuring fake food photos and instructions that have never been tested.
Now, a large group of recipe creators have had to launch a website called Taste Delicious, that features more than 4,000 human-created recipes.
'Cause, boy, would I be mad if I, if AI gave me a recipe and it was bad, and I cooked it, and no human had ever tested it.
I'd be so upset.
Yes.
Uh, every recipe creator must be interviewed, recommended by someone, and confirm their recipes are, um, AI-free.
So I guess a lot of the stuff you see on the internet now, I don't know about a lot, but some of it, is fake photos, it was never cooked, no one ever tried it, and then you're supposed to try it, and then it doesn't work, and then you get mad.
Mm.
So now we have to have a, a, a...
You have to get interviewed-
[laughs]
-to submit recipes [laughs] to this website so we know that you're real.
Now that's, that's a shame.
Groceries cost too much to be playing around with AI.
Period.
Like, please, if you make me mess up my good groceries following your fake recipe-
[laughs]
-I'm gonna slap a robot.
[laughs]
Mine gives me the worst advice, so, like, I would not trust it for anything.
Right.
Like, the worst advice.
But if I...
If, if it's like, "All you gotta do is stick this chicken in the oven and then you get a steak out," like, I, you know, the steak come out, I'd be like, "Well, does this, this ain't gonna work." Like, I don't know.
[laughs]
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