SupperSpark Search

Sets your default search to SupperSpark Search, powered by Microsoft Bing, with real recipe suggestions for dishes you type.

SupperSpark Search makes your address bar recipe-aware. When you type a dish, an ingredient or a cuisine — "chicken curry", "lasag", "italian dinner" — the suggestions include up to two "Recipe:" rows with real recipes from SupperSpark's collection (with photo, cuisine and category). Pick one to open the recipe with step-by-step cook mode and a shopping list. Installing SupperSpark Search changes your browser's default search engine to SupperSpark Search (shown as "SupperSpark" in your search engine settings). Search results are provided by Microsoft Bing, and pressing Enter always runs a Bing search for exactly what you typed — the SupperSpark rows are only ever extra suggestions you can choose. Searches that aren't about food get plain Microsoft Bing suggestions with nothing added. Using the SupperSpark Windows app? Choose "Connect this browser" in the app once, and your favorite recipes show up first in the address bar, marked "Saved". Picking one opens the recipe in the app. This is optional and handled entirely by supperspark.buntai.com with a first-party cookie; the extension itself stays the same. The extension asks for no permissions: it can't read the pages you visit, your tabs or your history, and it adds no buttons, popups or page content. To undo, remove the extension from chrome://extensions and your previous search engine is restored.