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VegBatch
A vegetarian recipe box that scales to your week and writes the shopping list
Cooking vegetarian for a week usually means doing the maths twice, once for portions and once for the list, and this does both and still works in the aisle with no signal.
VegBatch holds 254 vegetarian recipes, 107 of them vegan. Pick the ones you want, set how many servings the week needs, and it adds the ingredients up into one consolidated list you can tick off in the shop. It installs as a progressive web app, so the list is there offline, and it keeps a history of what you have already cooked. You can use it without an account, there is nothing to pay, and there is no advertising. It comes from Tributary, the St. Petersburg studio run by Ron and Tressa Rivers, who publish it alongside their other public-goods projects.
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