Last updated 21 July 2026
Skillet's recipes, ingredient lists, cooking times, and nutrition estimates are produced by an AI model. They can be wrong. You are responsible for checking that what you cook is safe to eat, including cooking meat and seafood to safe temperatures.
Skillet lets you declare allergies and makes a serious effort to exclude them — they are treated as hard exclusions and the generated recipe is checked again before you see it. That check is not a guarantee. If you have a food allergy or intolerance, read every ingredient yourself and verify the packaging of anything you buy. Do not rely on Skillet alone for a decision that could harm you.
Skillet is not medical or nutritional advice.
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