Have you ever watched a food scene on TV and thought, wow, I wish I could cook that at home? Maybe it was the il timpano in Big Night, or the beef bourguignon in Julie & Julia. Whatever your show-inspired craving, youre in luck if you buy a 2025 Samsung TV, that is.During its CES 2025 press conference in Las Vegas on Monday, Samsung announced Samsung Food, a new feature on its TVs that leverages the companys AI processor to recognize food on your screen and find a recipe for it.If Samsung Food sounds familiar, thats probably because the brand has been around a while. Samsung bought the food app Whisk in 2019, and rebranded it to Samsung Food in 2023. Today, the Samsung Food app for iOS and Android, which offers tools like a meal planner and AI-guided cooking steps, can also suggest recipes based on a picture if you fork over $7 per month for the premium version.The Samsung Food experience built for TV is a bit more limited in what it can do, unsurprisingly. But in addition to recommending recipes based on what it sees, Samsung Food on TV can show the progress of grocery and takeout deliveries you place through the Samsung Food mobile app. In a press release, Samsung calls out the apps ability to build a shopping list for ingredients based on whats in your fridge. Its truly the ultimate AI sous chef, the company boldly proclaims. Samsung Foods screen-to-recipe tool is intriguing. But well have to see if it lives up to the marketing hype. Recipe app SideChefs AI tool to turn photos into recipes leaves something to be desired, and popular AI summarizers and chatbots like ChatGPT dont perform much better. (Glue pizza, anyone?)Then theres the fact that AI wont do the actual cooking for you. As someone whos too lazy to meal prep these days, much less cook an as-seen-on-TV dish, thats probably a dealbreaker. But if baking the kouign amann from The Great British Bake Off floats your boat, these may just be the TVs for you.Youll find Samsung Food on Samsungs upcoming QN90F, QN80F, and QN70F models.