Cooking Startup Ideas

2 years ago

If you’re a food blogger, you need to know how to cook. The startup helps you do just that with a workflow that allows you to take photos of food you’re cooking and then create a recipe card that you can share with your readers.

157

2 years ago

Idea: A new luxury travel brand that sells experiences like a cooking class in Marrakesh, a private beach in Bali, or a safari trip in Africa. The company is targeting high net worth travelers with up to $3 million in investable assets.

156

2 years ago

A digital store of recipes and ideas for cooking

156

2 years ago

A San Francisco-based company that wants to make it easy for people to take photos and videos of their food. The startup is focused on helping people create the perfect Instagram photos to show off what they’re cooking, eating, or buying.

143

1 year ago

A new kind of grocery store that takes advantage of the fact that many people can’t shop alone. The concept is that it’s one person browsing the store while the other is cooking.

143

2 years ago

A company that brings together a community of people with the same interests. Its main community is focused on cooking, but it also had an early-stage fitness community.

132

2 years ago

Smartphones are great for task-tracking but lack any standalone tools to do things like keep a grocery list or plan a meal. Synapse is an app that takes all your shopping/cooking/meal plans and puts them into one place.

124

1 year ago

The startup is building a social network for people who love to cook, with an emphasis on making it a place where everyone can learn from each other’s cooking.

124

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can have a personal assistant who is an expert at daily activities (laundry, cooking, cleaning)

121

7 months ago

A social platform for the food industry. The startup wants to be the platform for all of your meal prep activities, from shopping to cooking to shopping for ingredients.

89

1 year ago

A “guilt-free meal delivery service for people who want to eat healthier but struggle to make time for cooking”.

85

1 year ago

The name of the service is taken from the Latin word “diaspora”, which means “dispersed” or “dissolved.” The company is building a platform for businesses to offer their customers a daily or weekly service, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.

84

1 month ago

A network for sharing tips and tricks on all the things, from cooking to sewing to living.

61

1 year ago

A social network for people interested in cooking and eating food in the Bay Area

57

1 month ago

A personalized recipe app for Chinese cooking

57

1 year ago

A platform for meal-kit delivery designed to eliminate the “kitchen limbo” where people lose track of how much is left in the fridge and need to go buy more. It streamlines the process of sending the meal components to the client, then doing the cooking for the client and keeping track of when it needs to be delivered.

52

1 year ago

A product that combines a “digital kitchen scale” with a connected kitchen appliance. The goal is to make cooking more precise; for instance, you can measure the exact amount of rice you’re using.

52

11 months ago

A new type of open education platform that would use gamification to teach basic skills and tasks, such as cooking, DIY, and cleaning.

52

7 months ago

An online nursery school for babies 0-12 months old, which offers classes in arts and crafts, cooking, and using a computer.

51

1 year ago

A catered meal delivery service for those who work odd hours or don’t like cooking. You can order ahead and even set up a schedule to be meal-ready as soon as you arrive at work.

44

1 year ago

A startup that is looking to “reinvent the kitchen” and build a “digital kitchen,” which is a new way of cooking that is based on technology.

44

8 months ago

A company that makes home care robots for seniors, which can be programmed to perform physical tasks like cooking and cleaning.

41

11 months ago

A "kitchen scale with a twist": a smart scale that tells you whether you're cooking healthy or not. The scale can connect to the internet through your smartphone, and will send the results to an app on your phone for you to analyze.

39

10 months ago

A meal kit delivery service that aims to take the mystery out of cooking and make it easier to cook without a lot of instruction.

38

7 months ago

A way to turn your Pinterest boards into tangible products, allowing you to make physical terrariums with your floral pins, or turn your recipe pins into cooking supplies or even a box of cupcakes.

38

10 months ago

Chef-less cooking services for startups, including a menu delivery service.

36

2 years ago

Idea: A platform for people to pay for community services, like cleaning or cooking The startup wants to provide a way for people to outsource

33

4 months ago

A new kind of mobile travel app, designed to help travelers find the best prices on local activities like cooking classes, yoga classes, and more.

29

2 months ago

A startup that helps users set up a virtual assistant inside their phone, whether it is a marketing assistant, cooking assistant, or dog walking assistant. The service costs $12/month and provides users with a monthly premium subscription to get unlimited calls.

27

1 month ago

A company that wants to bring a more collaborative, flexible alternative to Slack. The company’s CEO is focused on the project so deeply that he’s been known to send his employees to work from the kitchen while they’re cooking, getting all of their orders out and done.

22

5 months ago

A startup for visually tracking cooking, with a chat tool for a community of food lovers. The app aims to help users cook more efficiently, with features like measuring and recipe creation.

20

4 months ago

A social media platform for communities of people doing things (like traveling, making cooking videos, or creating art).

20

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can buy gift cards that are customized by the giver (IE I buy my friend a gift card for a cooking class or to a spa)

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2 years ago

Idea: Cooking tech products that are affordable and easy to use

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2 years ago

Idea: A mobile app that offers a way for users to discover and book experiences like hot air balloon rides and cooking classes

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2 years ago

A startup that creates a marketplace where people can resell their used cooking pans

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Cooking Startup Ideas

If you’re a food blogger, you need to know how to cook. The startup helps you do just that with a workflow that allows you to take photos of food you’re cooking and then create a recipe card that you can share with your readers.

Idea: A new luxury travel brand that sells experiences like a cooking class in Marrakesh, a private beach in Bali, or a safari trip in Africa. The company is targeting high net worth travelers with up to $3 million in investable assets.

A digital store of recipes and ideas for cooking

A San Francisco-based company that wants to make it easy for people to take photos and videos of their food. The startup is focused on helping people create the perfect Instagram photos to show off what they’re cooking, eating, or buying.

A new kind of grocery store that takes advantage of the fact that many people can’t shop alone. The concept is that it’s one person browsing the store while the other is cooking.

A company that brings together a community of people with the same interests. Its main community is focused on cooking, but it also had an early-stage fitness community.

Smartphones are great for task-tracking but lack any standalone tools to do things like keep a grocery list or plan a meal. Synapse is an app that takes all your shopping/cooking/meal plans and puts them into one place.

The startup is building a social network for people who love to cook, with an emphasis on making it a place where everyone can learn from each other’s cooking.

A startup that provides a service where people can have a personal assistant who is an expert at daily activities (laundry, cooking, cleaning)

A social platform for the food industry. The startup wants to be the platform for all of your meal prep activities, from shopping to cooking to shopping for ingredients.

A “guilt-free meal delivery service for people who want to eat healthier but struggle to make time for cooking”.

The name of the service is taken from the Latin word “diaspora”, which means “dispersed” or “dissolved.” The company is building a platform for businesses to offer their customers a daily or weekly service, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.

A network for sharing tips and tricks on all the things, from cooking to sewing to living.

A social network for people interested in cooking and eating food in the Bay Area

A personalized recipe app for Chinese cooking

A product that combines a “digital kitchen scale” with a connected kitchen appliance. The goal is to make cooking more precise; for instance, you can measure the exact amount of rice you’re using.

A new type of open education platform that would use gamification to teach basic skills and tasks, such as cooking, DIY, and cleaning.

An online nursery school for babies 0-12 months old, which offers classes in arts and crafts, cooking, and using a computer.

A catered meal delivery service for those who work odd hours or don’t like cooking. You can order ahead and even set up a schedule to be meal-ready as soon as you arrive at work.

A startup that is looking to “reinvent the kitchen” and build a “digital kitchen,” which is a new way of cooking that is based on technology.

A company that makes home care robots for seniors, which can be programmed to perform physical tasks like cooking and cleaning.

A "kitchen scale with a twist": a smart scale that tells you whether you're cooking healthy or not. The scale can connect to the internet through your smartphone, and will send the results to an app on your phone for you to analyze.

A meal kit delivery service that aims to take the mystery out of cooking and make it easier to cook without a lot of instruction.

A way to turn your Pinterest boards into tangible products, allowing you to make physical terrariums with your floral pins, or turn your recipe pins into cooking supplies or even a box of cupcakes.

Chef-less cooking services for startups, including a menu delivery service.

Idea: A platform for people to pay for community services, like cleaning or cooking The startup wants to provide a way for people to outsource

A new kind of mobile travel app, designed to help travelers find the best prices on local activities like cooking classes, yoga classes, and more.

A startup that helps users set up a virtual assistant inside their phone, whether it is a marketing assistant, cooking assistant, or dog walking assistant. The service costs $12/month and provides users with a monthly premium subscription to get unlimited calls.

A company that wants to bring a more collaborative, flexible alternative to Slack. The company’s CEO is focused on the project so deeply that he’s been known to send his employees to work from the kitchen while they’re cooking, getting all of their orders out and done.

A startup for visually tracking cooking, with a chat tool for a community of food lovers. The app aims to help users cook more efficiently, with features like measuring and recipe creation.

A social media platform for communities of people doing things (like traveling, making cooking videos, or creating art).

A startup that provides a service where people can buy gift cards that are customized by the giver (IE I buy my friend a gift card for a cooking class or to a spa)

Idea: Cooking tech products that are affordable and easy to use

Idea: A mobile app that offers a way for users to discover and book experiences like hot air balloon rides and cooking classes

A startup that creates a marketplace where people can resell their used cooking pans