MAKE THE WEEK EASIER
Small steps.
Better meal plans.
Start with the part of your week that needs a little help.
ADHD meal planning.
Try a small, flexible meal-planning routine: three familiar dinners, a visible next step, a realistic shopping list and an easy fallback.
Four dinners. One easier week.
Download four simple dinners for two plus one combined shopping list. The free MealPot PDF includes chickpea bowls, tacos, edamame rice bowls and pesto ravioli.
The recipe needs a little. The shop sells a whole pack.
Work through a two-person shopping plan: subtract pantry stock, compare pack and drained weights, allocate the remainder and separate checkout spend from ingredient cost.
Scale recipe servings.
Calculate recipe portions with worked examples, handle awkward fractions and keep cooking time, pan capacity and pack sizes separate from ingredient scaling.
Your shopping list, by aisle.
Turn several recipes into one useful grocery list: scale portions, combine compatible amounts, check your pantry and arrange ingredients by aisle.
Shop where you choose.
Keep your meal plan independent of a retailer. Build an ingredient list, compare suitable packs and check substitutions, delivery fees and the real basket total.
Moving from Mealime?
Watching the grocery bill?
Estimate your monthly food budget, price your shopping list, see average budgets by household size, compare grocery list apps or see how grocery price comparison apps work.
Kitchen references.
The kitchen essentials list ranked by real recipes, plus oven temperatures, rice to water ratios, butter conversions, cups to grams and ingredient substitutes.