Apple to Add Food Section to News+

<p>Apple is introducing a new food section in Apple News&plus; with the release of iOS 18&period;4 and iPadOS 18&period;4 in April&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Apple News&plus; subscribers will have access to Apple News&plus; Food&comma; a new section that will feature tens of thousands of recipes — as well as stories about restaurants&comma; healthy eating&comma; kitchen essentials&comma; and more — from the world’s top food publishers&comma; including Allrecipes&comma; Bon Appétit&comma; Food &amp&semi; Wine&comma; Good Food&comma; and Serious Eats&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>A subscription to Apple News&plus; is available for &dollar;12&period;99 per month in the U&period;S&period;&comma; £12&period;99 in the UK&comma; &dollar;16&period;99 in Canada&comma; and &dollar;19&period;99 in Australia&comma; and includes access to hundreds of top publications&comma; including The Wall Street Journal&comma; New York Magazine&comma; PEOPLE&comma; The Athletic&comma; Rolling Stone&comma; and more&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>With the new Food feature&comma; users will be able to find stories curated by Apple News editors&comma; as well as browse&comma; search&comma; and filter tens of thousands of recipes in the Recipe Catalog — with new recipes added every day&period; The beautifully designed recipe format makes it easy to review ingredients and directions&comma; and a new cook mode takes step-by-step instructions to the full screen&period; Users can also save their favorite recipes for later and access them offline&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Most Apple News&plus; Food content will only be available to subscribers with iOS 18&period;4 and iPadOS 18&period;4&period; Select stories and recipes will also be available for users who do not subscribe to Apple News&plus;&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;