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Seafood
Produce
Dairy & Eggs
Bakery
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Canned & Dry
Basics like oil, salt, pepper, spices, flour and sugar are assumed.
Dinners you can make
How the matches work
Every dinner in the library lists its main ingredients. We count how many of them you picked. A dinner shows up if you have at least two of its ingredients and are missing no more than the number you choose. Basics like oil, salt, spices, flour and sugar never count as missing.
The cost is the typical cost per serving. "Missing" is what the missing ingredients would cost for the recipe's amounts, at typical prices. Add them to My list and see them on sale: weekly ads.
Common questions
How does it decide what I can make?
Each dinner has a list of main ingredients. We count how many you picked, and list what is missing. Oil, salt, pepper, spices, flour, sugar and similar basics are assumed, so they never count as missing.
Why is a dinner missing something I have?
Pick the closest ingredient. The list uses broad groups such as "pasta" or "onions", so one chip covers many versions of it. If something is still missing, search for it above.
What does the cost mean?
It is the cost per serving at typical everyday prices. The "missing" amount is what the missing ingredients would cost for the amounts in the recipe, so you can see if a quick store run is worth it.
Turn these sales into dinners
Pick how many people are eating and how many dinners you want. We choose dinners that use what is on sale, show the cost, and make your shopping list by aisle.
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