Cooklist: Pantry & Cooking App

Cooklist

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About this app

Discover simple easy and healthy food recipes that you already have the ingredient for, or within seconds create simple grocery shopping lists to buy the food ingredient you need.

Cooklist introduces an entirely new way to think about your relationship with cooking and grocery shopping. It connects to your grocery store loyalty cards and automatically downloads all of your food purchases into a digital pantry. Over 1 million cooking recipes are then matched to the groceries you have in your fridge and pantry and filtered to show you a feed of recipes you can cook with the food you already have.

When it’s time to buy more groceries, simply choose the recipes you want to cook and Cooklist generates a grocery shopping list with only the ingredients that you are missing in your pantry and need to buy. It’s a meal kit experience at grocery store prices.

CONNECT YOUR GROCERY LOYALTY CARDS
• Works with Walmart, Kroger, Safeway, Wegmans and 75 more of your favorite grocery stores
• Automatically import past and future purchases
• Keep all your grocery receipts stored in one place
• Just like Mint.com, except for groceries!

AUTOMATIC PANTRY INVENTORY & INGREDIENT SCANNER
• Always know what ingredients you have on hand with our pantry check
• Add pantry and fridge food items with a barcode scanner
• Use the ingredient scanner to find nutrition facts and details for over 1 million pantry and fridge food products

MEAL PLANNER & RECIPE KEEPER
• Over 1 million recipes generated by your pantry inventory to show you healthy recipes you can cook now
• Meal plan according to your diet by adding filters to your pantry inventory and fridge foods
• Pantry check helps find recipes based on ingredients on hand so weekly meal planning is a breeze

SMART GROCERY SHOPPING LIST
• Shop by choosing recipes and only the ingredients you need are added to your grocery shopping list
• Intelligent recipe suggestions based on your past grocery purchases
• The grocery shopping list is automatically categorized by grocery aisle

REDUCE FOOD WASTE
• Keep track of how old each item in your pantry or fridge is
• Food and pantry inventory expiration notifications
• Automatic cooking recipes with ingredients that is expiring soon

COOK BETTER, TOGETHER
• Use Cooklist for easy recipes to cook with everyone in your household
• The grocery shopping list, pantry inventory, and recipes are shared with the household
• Automatically syncs between iOS and Android devices and backed up in the cloud

Ratings and reviews

I love this app. Super easy to scan your pantry items into it. I love that it has recipes you can choose that sends missing items to your shopping list. Very cool and user friendly. One think that I think would be extra helpful is I wish that I could select an item from my pantry and have the app pull up recipes to try with that specific pantry item. Sometimes I will buy something that looks good in the moment and then forget how I wanted to use it in a recipe or not sure what to do with it.

Could use some improvements! So I really like the idea of this app and it has some really great features but could use some improvements. I have a lot of recipes that I would love to add but I do not want to spend the time typing in the intirer recipes. It would be nice if you could just snap a picture of the recipes and it is added to your list of recipes. Also for people on a budget it would be great to add store like Aldi, LidlL, Sam's club, Costco, save a lot, and trader Joe's.

Loving it so far! Thanks to my ADHD lack of object permanence and pantry cabinets that are far too deep, I frequently forget what we even have in there until I reorganize months later. This is great to help me keep an active, updated inventory of all food items in our house without me forgetting. 😅 HOWEVER, one downside is the recipe portion and allergies. When selecting food allergies, you can only pick the common ones. Mine are NOT, but are severe! Wish i could manually enter them.

What's new

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