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One recipe needs 2 eggs and another needs 3 eggs. The combined grocery list shows 5 eggs under one heading.
Free grocery list generator
Replace the examples with your own recipes, set the servings for each, and create one shopping list with compatible quantities combined and grouped by aisle.
2 recipes · 5 ingredients
Matching ingredients combine only when their units match. Unlike units stay separate; cups are not converted to grams.
One list from every recipe
Most lists simply collect words. SavourWeek works out the quantity needed for each recipe, combines compatible duplicates and keeps unlike units separate.
One recipe needs 2 eggs and another needs 3 eggs. The combined grocery list shows 5 eggs under one heading.
Two cups of flour and 250 grams of flour remain separate because converting volume to weight requires ingredient-specific density.
Use this as a grocery list generator or shopping list generator for family meals, weekly planning and meal prep. Adjust each recipe's servings before creating the final list, then print it for the shops.
Need to change a single recipe first? Open the recipe converter and serving calculator.
It scales each recipe to its selected serving count, then combines matching ingredient names only when their units are compatible.
Yes. Add as many recipes as needed. The generator totals matching items and groups the resulting list by grocery aisle.
Unlike units stay separate because combining them could be misleading. For example, cups and grams are not merged without ingredient-specific density information.
No. The public grocery list generator is free to use without signing in, and the finished list can be printed.