Set people and preferences
Choose household size, diet and ingredients to avoid before the meals are selected.
Set household size, dietary preferences, cooking days and budget. Get realistic meals with scaled portions and one grocery list for the week.

Fit the household, not a template
A useful family plan starts with household size and constraints. A generic seven-dinner list does not know about soccer practice, late meetings or Wednesday leftovers.
Choose household size, diet and ingredients to avoid before the meals are selected.
Choose which days need meals and how much cooking time is realistic for them.
Ingredient amounts scale with portions and combine into one organized grocery list.
A plan that can bend
Meal Planner can build up to 21 meals across breakfast, lunch and dinner, but the smart move is not to fill every slot. Plan what varies, repeat what already works and leave room for leftovers or plans out.
If cost is the main pressure, start with the budget meal planner. If the list is the problem, use the automatic grocery list workflow.
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