What do you have at home? What can you cook? What do you need to buy?
Kitching connects recipes, weekly meal planning, your pantry and your grocery list. See what you already have, plan your meals and shop for what is missing.
Buy only what is missing
Choose a recipe and Kitching compares its ingredients with your pantry. If the recipe needs 500 g and you have 300 g at home, Kitching calculates that you need another 200 g. When you buy whole packages, the amount on your grocery list may be larger than the missing quantity. Plan purchases around what you actually need and get a clearer picture of your groceries.
Recipes with what you have
Find recipes that fit the food in your fridge, freezer and cupboards. See what you can make now and use ingredients before they are forgotten or expire.
A meal plan connected to your grocery list
Plan the week's meals and add recipes to your meal plan. Kitching brings together the ingredients you need and helps you add what is missing to your grocery list.
Calories and nutrients in your meal plan
With Kitching Premium, set your own daily values for energy, protein, carbohydrates and fat. Kitching adds up one serving of each planned meal and shows what is on target, what is still missing and which meal puts the day over your values. When you plan, recipes that fit your values come first, and you can always choose anything. Values are calculated from food composition data (Matvaretabellen, USDA FoodData Central) or taken from the recipe. They are general information, not medical advice.
One household, one shared view
Share meal plans, grocery lists and pantry inventory with your partner, family or roommates. When you plan dinner, everyone in your household can see what you will be eating. Pantry and grocery list updates belong to the same shared household.
Keep track of food at home
Track your ingredients, quantities and expiration dates. Kitching connects your pantry with recipes and meal planning, so your inventory helps you decide what to cook and buy.
After you cook
When you mark a meal as eaten, confirm the ingredients and quantities you used. Kitching subtracts that recorded use from your pantry. Start with 625 g of pasta and use 250 g: 375 g remains for another meal. You can also save cooked portions and plan them for another day.
Waste less food in everyday life
Use what you already have, buy more suitable quantities and keep track of food that needs to be used soon. Make reducing food waste part of your everyday meal planning.
With Kitching, you can:
• find recipes based on ingredients you have
• plan meals for the week
• see calories, protein, carbs and fat for your planned meals (Premium)
• build a grocery list from what is missing
• share meal plans, grocery lists and pantry inventory with your household
• record ingredients used after cooking and plan with what remains
• keep track of your fridge, freezer and cupboards
• follow expiration dates and use food in time
• bring recipes, meal planning, food inventory and shopping together
From deciding what is for dinner to knowing what is left for next time, keep your kitchen connected with Kitching.
Some features require Kitching Premium.
Plan meals with what you have, see calories & macros and buy only what's missing