Bing Just Made Finding Recipes Easier With Its New Recipe Badge

Then tiny chefs hat in the bottom left corner of images marks which food photos are attached to recipes posted online.

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Bing is making it that much easier for users to find recipes via its image search by adding a Recipe Badge to food images.

The new badge looks like a tiny chef’s hat and is listed in the bottom left corner of food images that are attached to recipes. The number inside the badge indicates how many websites offer the recipe.

When you click on the badge, Bing will display a carousel of the websites with the recipe.

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Bing says its Recipe Badge will be rolling out over the coming weeks across devices and offers a list of resources to help website owners optimize sites for “place to buy” and “recipe” image searches.


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