Whisk.com Reviews and details

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• Best free grocery list app that two people can access?

  Me and my 3 roommates (who cook together and share food) use the Whisk app (https://whisk.com/) and it's great for exploring recipes, planning dinner for the week and it will automatically add groceries to a shared list for what meals are planned. Source: over 1 year ago

• there's got to be an app for this!??

  Anyway, I did a search on "recipes with shopping list" and this app came up https://whisk.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Basic resources to cook when you have 0 spoons

  Whisk is an all-devices recipes browser AND manager. You can even create your own recipes and save the ones you find online! Source: almost 2 years ago

• If you or anyone you know gets a meal delivery kit, save the recipe card so you can recreate it for cheap!

  Anyone wanting to try something similar without the initial cost of being a meal kit subscriber, try Whisk. Source: almost 2 years ago

• How do you keep recipes?

  I like whisk as it has a browser plugin to copy recipes, easily shared, can compile into meal plans and created shopping lists. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Ask HN: Meal Planning App?

  +1 for https://whisk.com One feature that might not be obvious, at least here in the UK, is that it has integrations with most online supermarkets so you can relatively painlessly add your recipe shopping list to your online basket. - Source: Hacker News / about 2 years ago

• Apps/web-apps that organize recipe selection and grocery list creation

  It seems like things in this vein could include Cooklist, emeal, or whisk. Is there anyone who has used one of these or something similar who would like share their experience? Source: about 2 years ago

• Does anyone know of an app or site that allows you to build interactive weekly food/meal plans? Similar to how MyFitnessPal works but more focus on grocery list organization.

  I've heard good things about Paprika and Whisk. It looks like both allow you to use your own recipes to make a meal plan and grocery list. Source: about 2 years ago

• Any diabetic bakers?

  But the most important tool that’s helped me is a website/app called Whisk that puts recipes through a nutrition calculator and provides a full nutrition breakdown, glycemic index and glycemic load information, and an overall health score. It even allows you to save recipes and edit them so you can adjust serving size or swap ingredients. Being able to look at the full nutrition break down has helped me find Keto... Source: over 2 years ago

• Meal prep kits are an ADHD lifesaver

  If anyone can't go the meal kit route, a couple of of people have mentioned apps that help with meal planning. One I like, and that I use for free, is Whisk (https://whisk.com). Source: over 2 years ago

• Smart Meal Planning App

  Sorry to say, but this already exists. you're describing Whisk. Source: over 2 years ago

• App for sharing recipes?

  I'm a big fan of Whisk. It's really great at importing recipes from different sites. Plus it does grocery lists based on meal plans. whisk. Source: over 2 years ago

• How do you create meal plans based on your favourite recipes?

  I've bought 2 cookbooks -- one by Coach Gregg and the other one by Jeremy Ethier. There are recipes in both that I like and I want to create a meal plan based on them. I tried using whisk.com but for it doesn't show the total calories and macros for the day, only per recipe. Source: over 2 years ago

• Monthly Food Costs - WAY Above Average

  One thing we used to cut down on our monthly food budget (and waste) was Whisk - there's an Android and iOS app for this. It's essentially an online shopping list but you can add recipes from any other site (we use BBC good food, mostly) then add the ingredients to the shopping list really easily. Source: over 2 years ago

• Whisk: an extremely useful app

  Hey folks, just wanted to share a tool that's GREATLY helped me during my last couple weeks. It's an app for desktop and mobile called Whisk. It allows you to save recipes from the web, organize them by category, and automatically builds shopping lists from them. It has a meal planner and is very customisable to your needs. You can install the Chrome extension and save recipes with just a couple clicks, and save... Source: almost 3 years ago

• Go easy on me guys - I spend, on average, about £25-£30 on food at Tesco, every.single.DAY. Surely this isn't typical? How does everyone else spend less?!

  You could try this site : https://whisk.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Is there a recipe app…

  I've found the whisk app super useful for this! You can search your saved recipes by ingredient as well. I use it on both iPhone and my chrome browser (it syncs). https://whisk.com/. Source: about 3 years ago

• not enough

  Being overweight is a challenge, but it's not something to worry about if you're still growing, unless your doctor has told you so. Discussing healthy eating with your parents can help. MyPlate has some helpful informative resources that you can start with, and Whisk is a great app for saving recipes from the Internet. Source: over 3 years ago

• Advice for a lazy noob cook

  The other thing that really helps motivate me to cook is meal planning at the start of the week and getting all the ingredients in so I know what I've got coming up every night and I know I've got to use up the ingredients. This'll only be helpful if you use lots of online recipes like me, but I seriously can't recommend the Whisk app enough - it genuinely changed how I feel about cooking because it made choosing... Source: over 3 years ago

• Have HAD it with offloading

  You might also look at Whisk. It lets you save recipes from wherever, or make your own, and then you can use them for meal planning. I started using it because it was easier for me to visualize than going through my bookmarks. Source: over 3 years ago

• An app idea for connecting people through recipes and food

  It’s not exactly connecting to people, but communities for sharing recipes: I use Whisk. Might be worth a look for some inspiration. Source: over 3 years ago