A household-sized list
Quantities reflect the number of people and planned portions instead of copying a generic recipe list.
- One person, two adults or family planning
- Shared ingredients
- Leftover and freezer use
BestBody connects a Tesco meal plan to the rest of the week: recipes, portions, calories and protein, food already at home, the planned budget and the people eating.
The app begins with what the household will eat, then consolidates the ingredients and quantities. That makes offers and substitutions decisions inside a plan rather than the plan itself.
Quantities reflect the number of people and planned portions instead of copying a generic recipe list.
A 2000 calorie meal plan Tesco basket or higher-protein pattern is built only as part of an appropriate individual plan.
Products, pack sizes and prices can change, so the basket stays transparent and editable.
Yes. The meal plan generates one practical list, with household quantities and food already available taken into account.
BestBody’s UK-first packaged-food and barcode tools make familiar supermarket foods easier to find and log.
No. Prices and availability change. The app dates comparison data and keeps every substitution editable.
Yes. BestBody’s supermarket comparison keeps the required basket consistent while comparing retailer options.
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