Save at the grocery store and organize recipes that both kids and adults will love.
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The meal plan prioritizes cooking methods and textures that kids love, introducing vegetables in creative and unnoticeable ways.
Maximize the budget for a large household by suggesting stews, legumes, and cost-effective cuts of meat that feed many for less money.
Recipes with parallel steps (e.g., roasting vegetables and chicken at the same time) to sort out lunch for 4 and dinners on a Sunday.
Yes, the family generator is trained to sneak vitamins (in soups, purees, invisible sauces) into attractive and traditional dishes.
Exactly. It automatically multiplies the base recipe ingredients by the number of people you enter in your customization prompt.
By default, the menu includes lunch and dinner, but you can specify that it also plans school lunches or homemade sugar-free snacks.
We recommend building the overall menu based on the allergies of the most restrictive member, thus unifying the pots and pans at home.
The family menu proposes dinners where the leftovers are perfect as a work lunch for the parents the next day.
Quite the opposite, the family architecture is based on savings. By using legumes, rice, and tubers as a caloric base, the grocery bill drops drastically.
The AI groups the effort. It will suggest making large batches of bases (sofritos or tomato sauces) on the weekend to use from Monday to Friday.
No, in the family category, traditional cuisine from your country or mild flavor profiles take precedence, avoiding excessive spiciness.
Of course, the AI usually includes a 'fun dinner' on Friday night like homemade pizzas or fajitas, which are easy to make with the kids.
The complete spreadsheet and the basic family plan are totally free and require no registration.