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Barilla Launches AI Chef 'Antoni' in Israel Offering Personalized Recipes

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Pasta brand Barilla has introduced 'Antoni,' an AI-powered personal chef service in Israel that creates custom recipes. Accessible in Hebrew via QR code scan without an app, Antoni tailors recipes to users' available ingredients, time, and dietary needs. The service aims to help consumers use existing products and reduce food waste.

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  • Barilla launched its AI personal chef, 'Antoni,' in Israel.
  • Antoni provides personalized recipes based on user-provided ingredients and preferences.
  • The service operates in Hebrew and requires no app download or registration.
  • Users access Antoni by scanning QR codes on Barilla products in stores.
  • The AI helps users utilize existing pasta and sauce products at home.

Pasta brand Barilla has launched 'Antoni,' an artificial intelligence-based personal chef service in Israel. Antoni generates custom recipes based on ingredients users already have at home, their available time, the number of people dining, and dietary preferences. The service operates in Hebrew and is accessible by scanning a QR code found on Barilla products and in pasta and sauce aisles of select supermarkets, eliminating the need for app downloads or registration.

Users interact with Antoni through a brief conversation in Hebrew after scanning the QR code. They provide details about their existing ingredients, time constraints, and the number of diners. Additionally, users can specify which Barilla products they have or wish to purchase, along with any dietary sensitivities or preferences. Based on this input, the AI creates a personalized recipe in real-time, with each interaction yielding a unique result.

According to the company, Antoni also helps users find creative ways to utilize existing Barilla pasta and sauce products they already have at home.

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