Grocery list from recipes
Add recipes to your plan and their ingredients merge into a single checkable list — produce with produce, dairy with dairy, duplicates combined. It keeps working with no signal in the store.
Open a complete published recipe, or use this topic as the starting point for your own.
Swiss chard, tomatoes, chickpeas, garlic, and lemon come together in a quick Mediterranean-inspired skillet with plenty of vegetables, fiber, and plant protein. Feta adds a salty creamy finish without making the dish overly heavy.
Tender chicken and crisp-tender broccoli are coated in a bright lemon, garlic, Dijon, and soy glaze for a quick high-protein meal. Honey adds just enough sweetness to balance the acidity while keeping the serving comfortably below 500 calories.
This high-protein chicken and black bean bowl combines smoky cumin-spiced chicken, rice, beans, fresh vegetables, and a creamy lime-yogurt sauce. It is filling, colorful, and practical for a quick weeknight meal.
These individual mac and cheese cups combine smoky bacon, cheddar, Gouda, and Parmesan with a crisp hot-honey pecan topping. They are rich and indulgent, making them especially suitable for parties, game-day spreads, or an occasional comfort-food dinner.
Roasted lemon-oregano chicken thighs pair with nutty farro, crisp vegetables, peppery arugula, and a bright pistachio-parsley gremolata. The result is a satisfying Mediterranean-inspired dinner with fresh acidity balancing the rich chicken and nuts.
This savory French-inspired tart layers buttery puff pastry with slowly caramelized leeks and shallots, tangy crème fraîche, Dijon mustard, fresh thyme, and rich blue cheese. Crisp pastry and a creamy, deeply savory filling make it an elegant lunch, brunch, or light dinner.
Items are sorted into produce, meat and seafood, dairy and eggs, bakery, spices and pantry, so you walk the aisles once instead of scrolling back and forth.
Tap to check an item off, type your own additions such as "2 cups rice" or the things that were never in a recipe, and clear the completed items when the run is done.
The current list is kept on your device, so it opens and stays checkable in a basement supermarket. Changes sync back once you are online.
With SpiceGuy Pro, ingredients your pantry memory already covers are left off the list, with a note showing which pantry item and quantity replaced them.
Keep users moving from Google into a real cooking action: chat, browse, save, or cook.
The list is built from your active weekly plan, so plan at least one meal first — or add items by hand for a quick run.
You can send the plan and list to Telegram as a message. Shared live checking between household members is not available yet.
The shopping list is included with a free account. Leaving out what your pantry already has is a Pro feature.
