Last Updated: April 03, 2026
Welcome to FoodCookingHub (the “Site”). This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how we use them on the Site, the different categories of cookies we employ, and how you can manage or opt‑out of them. By continuing to use the Site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this policy.
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device (computer, tablet, or mobile phone) when you visit a site. Cookies can be session (deleted when you close the browser) or persistent (stored until a specific date or until you delete them). They help us remember your actions and preferences, provide essential services, and improve your overall experience.
These cookies are vital for the Site to function correctly. They enable core features such as secure login, navigation, and shopping cart management. Without these cookies, the Site would not be able to provide you with a seamless experience. Examples include:
session_id – tracks your session across pages.auth_token – verifies that you are logged in.cart_contents – stores items you add to your cart.These cookies are automatically set and cannot be disabled without affecting the functionality of the Site.
We use Google Analytics to collect anonymized data about how visitors use the Site. This information helps us understand traffic patterns, popular content, and user engagement. The cookies used by Google Analytics include:
_ga – identifies unique visitors and assigns a random ID._gid – identifies unique visitors._gat – throttles request rates.All data is aggregated and anonymized. No personally identifiable information is stored in these cookies. You can opt‑out of Google Analytics tracking by installing the Google Analytics Opt‑Out Browser Add‑on or by adjusting your Google account settings.
When you interact with social media widgets (e.g., Pinterest pins, Instagram embeds, Facebook Like buttons) on the Site, third‑party platforms may set their own cookies. These cookies allow the platforms to track engagement, personalize content, and provide social sharing features. Examples include:
pin cookie for tracking pin interactions.ig_prefs for storing user preferences.fr and datr for authentication and tracking.We do not control how these platforms collect or use your data. Please review the Google Privacy Policy, Pinterest Privacy Statement, Facebook Privacy Policy, and Instagram Data Policy for more details.
Preferences cookies remember your choices across visits, such as language, region, or display settings. This ensures a consistent experience each time you return to the Site. Examples include:
locale – stores your language preference.theme – remembers whether you use light or dark mode.timezone – saves your local time zone for recipe timestamps.These cookies are optional and can be disabled if you wish, though some personalization features may be limited.
When you first visit FoodCookingHub, you will see a banner that informs you about the use of cookies and allows you to accept or decline non‑essential cookies. Your choice will be respected in subsequent visits.
Most browsers provide settings to block, delete, or manage cookies. Below are quick steps for popular browsers:
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