What Should I Eat? for Chrome

Are you passionate about cooking and tired of always having to look-up new recipes? If your day-to-day browser is Google Chrome, then you might very well be interested in a tiny and stylish extension called What Should I Eat?

In short, each time you open a new tab in your computer's Chrome browser, What Should I Eat? places a new inspiring recipe at your disposal. You are provided with the name of the recipe, a stylish preview image, the duration for the execution time and the number of portions.

You can view the full recipe with all the included details (preparation details, difficulty, and number of servings) by clicking the appropriate button in the browser New Tab screen and since we're on the subject, it's worth highlighting that the provided recipes are from Samuel Joubert's website.

Just like the previously mentioned website, What Should I Eat? is also available in both French and English and that's about the only option the extensions offers. It can be installed just as quickly as most other extensions, with no more than a few mouse clicks, directly from the Chrome Web Store.

What Should I Eat? is a very helpful and very lightweight extension that should come in handy to every "foodie" out there looking for a convenient way of discovering new recipes. Not only that, but the extension is intuitive and chic and so is the website it targets.

Of course, it works well, and it gets the job done, however, if we were to nitpick we would like to point out that there are no categories available, meaning you can't select a specific type of food or cooking style. And, considering the nature of the recipes, it's reasonably safe to say that if you're a vegetarian, then this extension is most probably not for you.