Shopping
One list for every meal ahead, aisle by aisle.
Every meal you plan puts what it needs on the list, the amounts added up across dishes. Tick it off together in the shop; what is already at home stays off.
Shopping
9 things to buyToilet paper, coffee...
Vegetables and fruit4
- 1 head pickled cabbagefor Sarmale
- 4 onionsfor Sarmale, Ardei umpluți
- 6 bell peppersfor Ardei umpluți
- 1 bunch dillfor Ciorbă de legume
Meat2
- 1.5 kg minced porkfor Sarmale, Ardei umpluți
- 300 g smoked baconIn Ana’s basketfor Sarmale
Each meal brings its list. Take one off with a tap.
A meal planned for Sunday puts its ingredients on the list, aisle by aisle. A dish you will buy ready, or a meal you will shop for another day, comes off with one tap and goes back the same way.
What is at home stays off.
Salt, oil and pepper wait in a group of their own: tick what you have, and only the rest goes on the list. Slide any line to mark it at home or take it off; it stays where it was, marked, until you put it back.
Shop together, even in two shops.
- One list for the kitchenEveryone you cook with sees the same list, and what one of you ticks the others see at once.
- Who is whereWhen Ana is at Lidl, you see it, and what is already in her basket.
- My list, only yoursAdd something only you see, next to the kitchen’s list.
- The shop remembersEach trip is kept: what was bought, and what a shop did not have, so next time the list says so.