Synopsis of the App: Cooklist is a grocery list and meal planner complete with recipes using the foods you have on hand.
Price and Platform: Free trial/Paid Pro option. Apple and Android.
RDN Score: 5/5
Pro
Easy-to-use app with a clean design.
Plan meals using pre-made meal plans and personalize results with the number of people you’re feeding (from 1-4), diet type (e.g. keto, Whole 30, Mediterranean, vegan, vegetarian) and number of days in the menu cycle.
Add foods to the kitchen inventory by scanning a barcode or automatically import grocery pur-chases from more than 75 common grocery retailers for easy pantry updates.
Create your own recipes in the app or import directly from a website URL.
Create a shopping list that automatically excludes ingredients you already have and that is organized by aisle for quick and easy shopping.
Keep track of the ingredients in your kitchen, age and expiration dates automatically.
Cooklist syncs over the cloud to share shopping lists, pantry inventory and recipes with others in the household.
Easily add and remove ingredients from your pantry to get a refreshed list of recipe options and ingredient substitutions.
Upgrade to the paid plan ($64.99 per year) to view recipe nutrient analyses, receive free grocery delivery and compare shopping carts for the best deals.
Cons
Recipes are primarily from bloggers sourced on the internet, so quality may vary.
Bottom Line: Cooklist is an all-in-one meal planning, inventory management and grocery shopping app perfect for anyone serious about cooking — whether novice or pro.
Marisa Moore, MBA, RDN, LD, is based in Atlanta and specializes in culinary nutrition, communications and consulting. She blogs at marisamoore.com. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter.
Synopsis of the App: Cooklist is a grocery list and meal planner complete with recipes using the foods you have on hand.
