For meal prep

Stop rewriting the same shopping list every Sunday

If you batch cook the same meals most weeks, you're probably also writing out the same ingredients most weeks. Basket List saves your prep recipes and builds the shopping list for you. Pick meals, set portions, go to the shop.

The annoying bit of meal prep

The cooking is the easy part. It's the setup that's tedious: finding recipes, working out amounts for 8 portions instead of 4, writing it all down. That's what we handle.

Your recipes stay saved

Add your go-to prep meals once. Next week, just pick them again. No retyping.

Quantities that actually add up

Set each meal to the number of portions you're prepping. The list works out the totals across everything.

One trip, everything you need

All your prep meals combined into one shopping list. Duplicates merged, quantities sorted.

Why people stop prepping (and how to not)

Most people don't stop meal prepping because they don't like cooking. They stop because the planning and shopping side is annoying enough to skip.

Basket List removes that friction. Your recipes are saved, the quantities scale properly, and the shopping list builds itself. The prep stays easy to repeat week after week.

Common meal prep routines

Sunday batch cooking

Pick several meals for the week and shop for everything in one go.

Work lunch prep

Repeat reliable recipes without rebuilding the ingredient list every time.

Simple weekly rotations

Keep the same structure, swap a few meals, and regenerate the shopping list in minutes.

Your prep week, simplified

Three steps, then you're cooking.

Step 1

Save your go-to recipes

Keep your reliable prep meals in one place so they are ready to reuse.

Step 2

Pick meals and scale servings

Choose what you are prepping this week and adjust quantities for the portions you need.

Step 3

Shop from one prep list

Take one organised shopping list into store instead of piecing ingredients together by hand.

A simple way to keep the routine

Save your prep meals, pick what you're making this week, take the list to the shop. Same routine, less faff.

Frequently asked questions