Weekly meal plans
Seven days of dinners that fit your family size, budget and tastes. Built fresh each week so you are not eating the same thing on a loop.
Everything in the box
Every feature, plainly.
Built for British kitchens, British budgets and British supermarkets. Here is everything we have built so far, grouped into four things it actually does for you.
plan your week
A plan that fits your family
Pick the kind of week you want and let it build around your favourites. Swap anything you fancy, save anything that worked.
Swap any meal
Not feeling Wednesday's tea? Tap swap and we pick a different recipe and tidy up your shopping list for you.
Cooking style
Balanced, Healthy, Comfort or Mediterranean. Pick the kind of week you fancy and the plan leans that way without losing the ingredients you already have.
Save favourites
Hit save on the meals your family loves and we will bring them back in future plans. Build up a little library of winners.
what a week looks like
Seven dinners, sorted
A whole week of family dinners laid out at a glance, with the prep time, the cost and the recipe a tap away.
makemeashoppinglist.co.uk/plans/this-week
the shopping list
One list, in aisle order
Walk into the shop, work down the list, walk out. Prices kept honest by the people actually buying the stuff.
Aisle-grouped
Sorted by fruit and veg, meat and fish, dairy, bakery, cupboard, frozen, drinks, snacks and household. One sweep through the shop, no doubling back.
UK supermarket prices
Each list shows price guides from real shoppers, so you know what a reasonable price for a pint of milk or a bag of pasta really is this month.
Regional pricing
A pint of milk in Camden is not a pint of milk in Crewe. Prices nudge to match where you actually shop, so the budget figure is closer to your till.
Print-friendly
Prefer paper? The list prints clean on one page, big enough to read in a busy aisle, with a tick box next to every item.
same shop, different postcode
A pint in Liverpool is not a pint in London
We learn from receipts up and down the country and tilt your price guide to match your postcode. The budget number on your plan stops being a polite fiction.
Liverpool
£1.95
500 g mozzarella · Tesco
London
£2.40
500 g mozzarella · Tesco
the list itself
Ticked off, aisle by aisle
Big tap targets, aisle headers, prices in plain pounds and pence. Works in the queue, works one-handed with a trolley.
makemeashoppinglist.co.uk/plans/this-week
save time and money
Buy less, cook smarter
The little things that quietly take a fiver off the shop and an hour off the week.
My pantry
Tell us what is already in the cupboard and we will skip it on the list. No more buying a fourth jar of cumin you do not need.
Always need
Milk, bread, bin bags, cat food. The boring stuff that has to come home every week is added to every list automatically.
Snap receipts
Take a photo of your till receipt and we read the prices, learn what your shop actually costs and make next week sharper.
Batch-cook tips
Where a recipe doubles up well, we say so. Cook once on Sunday, eat twice in the week, save yourself an hour on a busy Wednesday.
family-friendly
Made for the whole household
Two adults, four kids, one nan, a dog. Everyone in sync, nothing lost in a WhatsApp scroll.
Share with your partner
Invite your partner with a link. You both see the same plan and tick off the same list, even when one of you is already in the shop.
Past weeks
Old plans tuck themselves away once the week is done. You can pull them back if you fancied that Tuesday curry again, or clear them out for good.
Add to home screen
Install it like an app. No store, no faff. Opens straight to this week's plan from your phone's home screen.
Email reminders
A gentle nudge the day before your shopping day, with the list ready to open. Switch it off any time if you would rather not.
your supermarkets
UK supermarket prices
We cover the supermarkets British families actually shop at. Price guides reflect what shoppers report week to week, so the budget figure on your plan is honest.
Prices are guides and may vary by store and region.
Asda
Aldi
Lidl
Tesco
Morrisons
Sainsbury's
Iceland
Waitrose
Weighed in
grams, kilos, ml
Oven heat
degrees Celsius
Spelled the
British way
Servings sized for
UK appetites
no cups, no Fahrenheit
British recipes, UK measurements
No cups, no ounces, no Fahrenheit. Recipes use grams, millilitres and degrees Celsius, with the language and ingredient names you actually see on supermarket shelves in Britain. A tin of beans is a tin of beans.
whatever the menu
Dietary requirements
Tell us what is off the menu and we will plan around it.
Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten-free
Dairy-free
Halal
Kosher
Pescatarian
Mix and match as you need to. If you are cooking dairy-free for one of the kids and gluten-free for nan, we will keep both happy on the same plan.
free to try
Try it for free
Have a quick read of how it works if you have not already, or just dive in.