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Prysm Note for meal planning

Meal planning fails when it is a separate weekly project created from scratch. Making it a recurring task with a note template means the decision happens once, at a predictable time, with last week's plan still visible.

What matters here

  • A recurring task for the weekly plan
  • One note per week with the meals
  • A shopping list built from the note
  • Recurring items for staples
  • A short list of reliable meals

The weekly loop

On the same day each week, open the note, pick meals from a list of things you actually cook, and write the shopping list. Thirty minutes once beats deciding at six every evening.

Reducing decisions

Keep a short list of meals you can make without thinking and rotate through it. Novelty is expensive on a weekday, and a plan that requires ambition is a plan that gets abandoned.

Using what you have

Before shopping, check the fridge and note what needs using. That single step cuts waste more than any planning app feature.

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