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Default Google tries to keep you from leaving Search with new recipe feature
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

  • Google is testing a new “Quick View” feature for recipes on Search.
  • Clicking on the Quick View button will show users a full recipe that was pulled from a blog.
  • Google says it has partnered with a limited number of creators for the feature.
Google is working on yet another tool to keep you on its Search results page and away from other websites. While AI Overviews pulls its information from a general variety of sources in an attempt to answer any question, its latest feature focuses specifically on the recipe blog industry.

The Mountain View-based firm is currently testing a new Search feature called “Quick View,” as reported by Search Engine Roundtable. When searching for a recipe, some users will now see a Quick View button that appears above recipes from select blogs. Clicking on that button will show the full recipe, complete with ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and photos.




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