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Good meals.
Less to think about.

Find meal ideas for the ingredients you have or what you are in the mood for. Choose your meals for the week and shop from one organised list.

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From meal ideas to meals on the table

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Discover your next meal.

Discover your next meal.

Tell Discover what ingredients you have or what you feel like eating. Find existing recipes in your cookbook and on recipe websites.

Keep your favourites together.

Keep your favourites together.

Save recipes from websites, social posts, photos or text. Your household has one cookbook to come back to when you plan the next shop.

Several meals. One shopping list.

Several meals. One shopping list.

Choose your meals and amounts, check what you already have and add household extras. Take the list to the shop and tick groceries off as you go.

See what is ready to cook.

See what is ready to cook.

Your selected meals stay together. See which are ready and which still need shopping, open a recipe and mark the meal as cooked when you are done.

What it is for

Find something to cook

Meal ideas that fit your day

Tell Discover what ingredients you have or what you feel like eating. Speak or type your request to find existing recipes in your cookbook and on recipe websites. You choose the meals you want to make.

Turn meals into a shop

A weekly plan without the list-making

Choose your meals and adjust how much you need. KitchenSquire brings their ingredients into one shopping list, grouped by aisle. Remove what is already in the cupboard. Add anything else the house needs and tick things off as you shop.

Make it your household's

Favourites your household can come back to

Keep recipes from links, social posts, photos, PDFs or text in one cookbook. Invite the people you live with to use the same recipes and shopping list, whether they plan the meals, do the shopping or cook.

How it works

  1. Find or save a recipeUse Discover for new meal ideas, or add a favourite from a website, social post, photo, PDF or text. Save the recipes you want to cook.
  2. Choose your meals and amountsPick meals from your cookbook for the week ahead. Set how much you need for each one and add its ingredients to the shopping list.
  3. Check the cupboard, then shopYour selected meals become one list. Remove what you already have, add extras and tick off groceries in the shop or while placing an online order.
  4. Cook when you are readyMeals to cook shows what is ready and what still needs shopping. Open the recipe, follow the method and mark the meal as cooked when you are done.

Your cookbook stays yours

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