Recipe to shopping list

Turn recipes into a shopping list without copying everything by hand

Basket List helps you save recipes, review the ingredients, pick what you are cooking, and generate one shopping list for the supermarket.

Paste a public recipe URL, check the preview, then save it to your cookbook. When you are ready to cook, set servings and Basket List builds the list.

What Basket List helps with

  • Paste recipe URLs instead of copying ingredients manually
  • Preview ingredients before saving them to your cookbook
  • Generate one shopping list from several recipes
  • Shop anywhere, from Aldi to Waitrose

Why this exists

Copying ingredients from recipe pages gets old quickly

A single recipe is manageable. A week of dinners is where the manual work starts to drag.

Recipe tabs pile up

You end up flicking between browser tabs, notes, screenshots, and recipe cards just to work out what to buy.

Quantities need checking

Cooking for four instead of two means reworking amounts before the list is even useful.

Shared ingredients are easy to miss

Two recipes might both need onions, rice, or yoghurt. Basket List combines those into one line.

Recipe importer

Paste a recipe URL and keep control of what gets saved

Basket List can import public recipe URLs and prepare a cookbook-ready draft with the recipe details and ingredients. You can review the preview before saving, so the recipe stays useful rather than becoming a messy copied note.

Manual entry is still there for family recipes, cookbooks, or anything you want to add yourself. The important bit is that every saved recipe can then be reused in shopping lists.

Common use cases

Useful for weekly meals, recipe-box favourites, and household cooking

Planning the week

Save your regular dinners, pick what you are cooking this week, and turn them into one supermarket shop.

Keeping recipe-box favourites

Once you know the meals you like, save the recipe and shop the ingredients yourself.

Sharing the food shop

Everyone in your cookbook can use the same live shopping list and tick items off as they shop.

From recipe link to supermarket list

The workflow is built around the way people actually cook at home.

Save your favourite recipes

Paste a public recipe URL or add the recipe manually. Check the ingredients before saving it.

Pick what you are cooking

Choose several saved recipes for the week, a batch cook, or one specific shop.

Set servings

Adjust each recipe for the number of people eating it so the ingredient amounts stay useful.

Generate one shopping list

Basket List combines the ingredients into one organised list you can take to any supermarket.

Try the workflow

Import a recipe, save it, and build your first shopping list.

The trial is free and no card is required.

Manual copying vs Basket List

Both approaches can get you to the supermarket. Basket List removes the repeated admin.

Task
Manual notes
Basket List
Adding recipes
Copy ingredients line by line
Paste a URL or add the recipe once
Planning meals
Keep checking recipe pages
Pick from saved recipes in your cookbook
Changing servings
Recalculate amounts yourself
Set servings per recipe before generating the list
Combining ingredients
Spot overlaps by hand
Shared ingredients are merged into one list

Try the workflow

Import a recipe, save it, and build your first shopping list.

The trial is free and no card is required.

Frequently asked questions