7. Pepper Plate
Pepper Plate allows you to login using your Facebook account, and even share recipes that way, not to mention Twitter and email as well.
Like its competitors, Pepper Plate allows you to import and sort recipes, as well as automatically generate grocery lists. However, a COOK NOW feature is where Pepper Plate stands out. This tool allows the use of multiple timers (on your smartphone or tablet) for all of the recipes on your menu. So, there is no need to worry about overcooking the pasta while sautéing the chicken.
Pepper Plate is available for download on Google Play, iTunes, Amazon App Store, Windows Store, and Nook.
8. Meal Planner Pro
Save Time. Save Money. Eat Healthy.
That is the Meal Planner Pro tagline.
It encourages healthy eating and incorporates that into your weekly meal planning routine by first allowing you to set up profiles for every member of the family.
Furthermore, their database includes more than just dinner ideas. Their menu also includes healthy breakfast and lunch recipes as well. And that’s something you don’t get with most meal kit delivery services.
The ProScore System is the app’s equivalent to having your own nutritionist. ProScore highlights the good and bad nutritional values of each item and then assigns it a score of 1-100.
The site also offers personalized meal planning and support for things such as:
Diabetes (all types)
Lactose intolerance
Weight management and weight loss
Anemia
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Digestive Health
Gluten Intolerance
You can save your favorite recipes and put them directly onto your calendar for the week… even months!
This makes meal planning a snap! And when you’re creating your grocery list, you’ll be given images and nutrition information for all ingredients… even the warning labels, so you will know if it contains something you or a loved one can’t have.