To get an iGoogle page, you need a Google account. If you are using a Google service that requires logging-in (such as Gmail or Analytics), then you already have a Google account. Still, it's very easy to get a Google Account if you don't have one yet, just head over to Google Accounts.
iGoogle has currently announced a wide range of culinary delights for your iGoogle page.

Choose from over 20 themes that personalizes your iGoogle background, and then spice it up a bit further by adding yummy gadgets.
After choosing your theme, scroll down the page and select your foodie gadgets. One gadget worth mentioning is supercook.com, which will tell you what recipes you can do based on what's available in your cupboard.

For testing purposes, I used the Jamie Oliver theme (big fan!) My gripe about this is, I thought it will also automatically add a Jamie Oliver gadget (if there's one) but it didn't, so I had to do a quick search. So I assume the theme is really more on the background and colour. But other than that, the gadgets you can add to iGoogle is varied and wide. I added weather on my page, and might add some localized news as well.

Try out the iGoogle Gourmet themes, a nice addition to your foodie inspiration.
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