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215 Bewertungen in Australien
There are a lot of recipes to choose from but when I find one I like I can’t save it to a favourite folder. It seems like you can only put it in the shopping cart. Simple feature that would save time looking for the same recipe every time.
Put some winter recipes. It's not nice eating frozen berries and yoghurt in winter. The recipes are only thought for the Northern hemisphere. The options are very limited if you want something different for that day.
I have an idea for you. When the app creates the shopping list of ingredients we need to buy, based on the meals we’ve selected in the app. Can you somehow connect it with our local supermarket so that we can see the real cost of the groceries needed? And hopefully push an order now button to order the list of items from the store. Or we can go there to look for the items ourselves. Maybe it would be good if it connected to stores we can also change the products, brands, etc. I’m sure it can be done. I’ve often found when I follow these nutrition apps they have great pictures and meals and look good everything but when you actually cost it out at the grocery store the numbers are astonishingly high for a weekly shop. The costing out and the number crunching at the store there hits the user and that’s where the problem needs to be solved in order for it to be seamless. It’s even worse if you are single as the wastage of fresh produce is perishable. If you could somehow work out a way for us to do that. I think this would be a killer app and worth the coach fee. It would be a seamless experience. If that number crunching issue was resolved. It’s not just about the app it’s about the entire end-to-end experience using the app. Thank you 🙏
The meals are limited and contain ingredients that are not readily available in some location. There is not much choice of alternate meals.
After about 8 month of using same recipes it became annoying, I’ve stopped to use the app. Dear developers please add or update the list of recipes.
The recipes are good but the app is not practice for meal planning. There are there limited options per meal and unless you feel like one of the ones forced upon you, there is no point for the app. Further, there is no ability to track macros. It’s just a recipe app at best. A bit disappointing really.
The app doesn’t allow food prepping... you’re bound to the choices you’re given. I generally prep all my meals (3 different choices for 7 lunches and 7 dinners) on the weekend. If I’d follow the app I’d have to make 8-10 different meals. That’s simply impossible. The choice of recipes is good, but the app is just not practical for standard food prepping...
Come on, It’s 2019. Not being able to choose no dairy on top of no meat, is a fail. PS: don’t #ClapClap me.
Great recipes and variety of dishes!
It’s just impractical and inflexible. It would be much better as a cookbook you could download but give this a pass. It’s too expensive for what you get.
