When I do not test the phones for Tom’s guide, you can usually find me in the kitchen, whisk, cook in advance to replenish my freezer or try a new recipe to add ready to use meals. And iOS 26 adds a new Apple Intelligence feature that helps me with this last task using the Reminders application to master the ingredients I need.
More specifically, any phone that supports Apple Intelligence – that is to say any iPhone 17, iPhone 16 or iPhone 15 Pro model – wins a new functionality of suggested reminders. This extension of Apple Intelligence draws the relevant tasks of emails, notes and more and transforms them into a list of recall tasks. In the case of recipes, you can use Apple Intelligence to create a grocery list of all ingredients from this recipe, with reminders by sorting this shopping list by type of ingredient (dairy, products, what do you have).
Apple says that the functionality works with recipes that you meet when browsing Safari, but it is really polite if you use it in conjunction with Apple News Plus and the Recipes that come in the service of Apple subscription news. I test the functionality from full -time upgrade to an Apple Intelligence compatible iPhone 17, and I can guide you through the finest points of suggested reminders.
1. Select the ingredients
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When you browse recipes in Apple News Plus, Press a recipe This strikes you and scrolls until the end of the ingredient list. Press the Add to the grocery store in the Reminders button.
2. Send your list to reminders
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Apple Intelligence will generate a list of ingredients based on the recipe. Press the arrow in the upper right corner To create a grocery list in the Reminders application.
3. Find your shopping list in reminders
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To access your shopping list, Launch the Reminders and TAP TROCERIE application. Your list generated by Apple Intelligence will be there, with reminders sorting the different ingredients in categories. (This automatic broadcast is not really part of the Apple Intelligence – it is a feature in reminders since iOS 17.)
By the way, there is a neat tip in Apple News Plus where you can mark the ingredients you already have. Just press the ingredient in question for gray. When Apple Intelligence generates your shopping list, these ingredients will already be marked.
The process works in a similar way outside Apple News Plus, although Safari requires a little more intervention on your part.
1. Highlight the ingredients
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When you see a recipe that you like in Safari, press the text and select the ingredients. Press the Apple Intelligence writing tools in the toolbar.
2. Create your list
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In the writing tools menu, Select the list To convert the selected test into a list then Tap Share followed by reminders To send the list to the Reminders application.
3. Confirm your list
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Press the drop -down menu To make sure you save your shopping shopping list and then TA include everything To create a list with all the ingredients. Press the arrow in the right corner To send the list to reminders.
I mentioned at the beginning that the suggested reminders also work with content in the notes and mail applications, transforming the tasks included in your notes and e-mails in tasks that you can follow in the reminders. The process is similar to the creation of a grocery list from a recipe on a Safari web page – let’s use an email on a rafting trip to guide you through the basic steps.
1. Select your text
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Highlight the text in an email you want to create a reminder for Press the Apple Intelligence writing tools icon. Press the view of the list.
2. Share your list with reminders
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Press the Share button and select Reminders.
3. Send your list to reminders
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TA include everything So that all the tasks generated by the intelligence Apple appear in your list of reminders and then Press the arrow to confirm. Your tasks will now appear in the Reminders application.
And that’s all there is. We have a lot of advice for Apple’s updated software in our IOS 26 guide, including advice on how to use the new functionalities of visual intelligence in this update. We also have advice on adding liquid glass icons to your iOS 26 device.
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