Pinterest Adds Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free & Paleo Filters For Recipe Related Searches

Pinterest has updated its search features, making it possible to filter for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and paleo ingredients or recipes when performing food-related searches. According to the announcement, Pinterest is rolling out the new search feature on the web now, and has plans to bring it to its mobile site as well. Along with the […]

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Pinterest has updated its search features, making it possible to filter for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and paleo ingredients or recipes when performing food-related searches.

According to the announcement, Pinterest is rolling out the new search feature on the web now, and has plans to bring it to its mobile site as well.

Along with the new food-related search filters, the site has added an “Indulge Me” button to perform searches for “not so healthy” dessert recipes.

To use the new search filters, users can search on a specific dish or ingredient, and then click “All recipes” to see recipe-only search results. Users can then narrow down search results using the newly added search filters, and save recipes to their own boards.

Pinterest says its recipe Pins will include cook times, ingredients and servings.


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