Meal Planner App with Grocery List
Plan the week's meals and get a grocery list sorted by store aisle, built for you from the meals you pick.
The DASH eating plan asks for two things that are hard to track in your head: less sodium and more vegetables and fruit. Simmer DASH lets you see both before you cook. Plan breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack for the week, and each meal shows its sodium while every day adds up next to the limit your doctor or dietitian gave you.
Add each meal you make once, with what you buy for it and the sodium from the label, and reuse it every week. The Today screen shows the DASH daily servings as a reminder, the built-in food list sorts foods into eat, limit and avoid, with low-sodium swaps, and the grocery list builds itself from your plan, sorted by aisle. It runs in your web browser on your computer, with no account and no subscription.
Every meal shows its sodium on the week plan.
Each day adds up next to your limit.
Eat, limit or avoid, plus low-sodium swaps.
The grocery list writes itself, sorted by aisle.
Today's sodium and veg and fruit servings against your goals, the DASH daily servings, tonight's dinner and today's meals
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack for 7 days, with sodium on every meal and daily totals
Eat, limit and avoid, plus low-sodium swaps
Built from your plan, merged and sorted by aisle, with tick boxes, copy as text and print
Your own meals with the ingredients to buy, the sodium per serving and the veg and fruit servings
Pantry staples and a weekly grocery budget
Your sodium limit and veg and fruit goal, which meals to plan, light or dark mode, backup and restore
Buy on Etsy, then download the ZIP and the START-HERE guide from your Etsy Purchases page.
Unzip the file and double-click Simmer to open it in your web browser.
Type the sodium limit from your care team in Settings, add a few meals you make and plan your week.
The DASH plan from the US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute uses 2,300 mg a day, or 1,500 mg for a bigger effect. Ask your doctor which is right for you and type it in Settings.
No. This app is for planning meals and groceries. For readings, see our blood pressure log printable.
No. It's a planner for your own meals. Add each meal once with what you buy for it and the numbers from the label, then plan it again and again. A built-in example shows how it works.
The app is made for computers. Phones and tablets usually can't open an app file like this one. Copy list puts your grocery list on your phone as text.
No. It's a one-time digital download, and your meals stay on your computer.
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