Guardian Feast: Daily Recipes

Name: Guardian Feast: Daily Recipes
Rating: 4.8 (646 reviews)
Author: Guardian News and Media Limited

By: Guardian News and Media Limited App

Recipes for every occasion

Overview

Version:

2.11

Last updated: 2026-09-14

Ranking

#64,895 ▲ 231

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Guardian Feast: Daily Recipes offers more than 7,000 recipes, with fresh inspiration curated daily by acclaimed cooks including Yotam Ottolenghi, Meera Sodha, Nigel Slater and Rachel Roddy. Explore vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, baking, brunch, quick dinner and seasonal recipes for every occasion.

Search by ingredient, filter by cuisine or diet, save favourites into personal collections, add ingredients to a shopping list and follow recipes in cook mode. You can also convert measurements to US units, print or share recipes, add personal notes and browse the in-app food dictionary. A 14-day free trial is available, followed by monthly or annual subscription options; existing Guardian subscribers can check whether Feast is included in their plan.

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By:

Guardian News and Media Limited

Rating:

4.80

(646) 7 new ratings

Version:

2.11 Last updated: 2026-09-14

Version code:

891193742

Creation date:

2024-03-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

131.06MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-16

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Ranking

# 64,895 ▲ 231

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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guardian-feast-daily-recipes/id6468674686

User Reviews

Guardian Feast offers chef-driven recipes and appealing visuals, with useful filters and the option to hide meat recipes. Reviewers consistently praise the quality and variety of the recipes. However, recurring issues hinder the experience: UK-centric measurements with poor US equivalents; pricing and access model viewed as expensive or misleading; inconsistent app behavior including slow performance, flaky search results, and failed deep links; readability and print options are limited; occasional content accuracy concerns. Improvements in measurement options, navigation, and printing, plus clarified pricing would align the app with user expectations.

Pros

Access to recipes from renowned chefs
Delicious, unique, and fresh recipes
Visually appealing with big photos and a clear layout
Dietary filters and customization options (e.g., gluten/dairy-free, hide meat recipes)
UK/US measurement translation popup/help with ingredient names

Cons

UK-centric measurements with difficult/unclear US conversions
Subscription pricing and access model perceived as expensive or misleading
Inconsistent app behavior including slow performance, flaky search results, and broken deep links
Limited readability and printing options (text too small; cannot print)
Occasional content accuracy or search/browse issues (e.g., mislabeling recipes)

Recent reviews

I love the recipes, by many of my favorite chefs. The only problem is that all the measurements are suited to UK users. 250g of eggs? How many is that, and what size? 10g of bicarbonate of soda? 275 g of oil for a cake? I tried my best to convert everything but even so. And yes, I used your conversion page, but it’s difficult, incomplete, and I think it’s inaccurate. Especially for baking, the amounts are off, resulting in less than terrific cakes. Several simply haven’t baked at all in the center. Any chance you could tweak the app so users could choose the appropriate measurements - UK or US?

by Gr*****, 2026-01-31

Excited to have access to recipes from these well known chefs in an app. But (1) when I have a link in an article or email to a Guardian recipe it opens the feast app but not to the recipe, I then have to search. (2) would love to see ratings and comments from readers. That is something I love about the NYT Cooking.