Product Review: Your Perfect Holiday Menu Can Be Planned in Seconds With AI

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Details: Written by CNET Reviews; Category: Reviews; Published: 10 December 2025; Created: 10 December 2025; Last Updated: 10 December 2025

The holiday season has arrived and, if you're planning to host a big feast for family and friends, it's time to start planning the menu so you have plenty of time to buy those ingredients. And artificial intelligence might be the best sous chef out there.
Product Review: Your Perfect Holiday Menu Can Be Planned in Seconds With AI

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