Tasty
APIAPI for recipe data, meal planning, and ingredient details
Overview
The Tasty API provides RESTful endpoints to query recipe details (instructions, nutrition facts, ratings), generate customized meal plans, and retrieve ingredient information (substitutions, nutritional values). Responses are in JSON format. Ideal use cases include building meal planning apps, recipe recommendation platforms, cooking assistant tools, or integrating culinary data into food blogs. Users can filter recipes by cuisine, diet type (vegan, gluten-free), or ingredient, and access meal plan templates tailored to dietary preferences.
Example Integration (JavaScript)
fetch('https://rapidapi.com/apidojo/api/tasty/')
.then(res => res.json())
.then(data => console.log(data))
.catch(err => console.error(err)); Key Features
- RESTful architecture
- JSON response format
- Recipe search with diet/cuisine filters
- Meal plan generation
- Ingredient substitution data
- Nutrition facts for recipes
Frequently Asked Questions
? Is Tasty API free to use?
Yes, Tasty API offers a free tier on RapidAPI with limited monthly requests. Paid tiers are available for higher rate limits and access to premium features.
? Does it require an API Key?
Yes, you need a RapidAPI key to authenticate requests. You can get one by signing up on the RapidAPI platform and subscribing to the Tasty API.
? What is the response format?
All responses from the Tasty API are in JSON format, which includes structured data for recipes, meal plans, and ingredients.
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Tool Info
Pros
- ⊕ Rich culinary dataset with diverse recipes
- ⊕ Easy integration via RapidAPI
- ⊕ Supports diet-specific queries
- ⊕ Detailed recipe instructions and nutrition info
Cons
- ⊖ Requires RapidAPI key authentication
- ⊖ Rate limits apply to free tier
- ⊖ Advanced features locked behind paid plans
- ⊖ No XML response option