We know that coming up with ideas what to eat can be a real burden. You come home after a long and tiring day and the first question out of your kid's mouth is: "What are we having for dinner?" Situation like this could be almost comic if it wasn't the fact that you forgot to go to the store and buy something to cook. Clevex' team knows this feeling and that's why we decided to do something about it. We developed on of a kind meal planner containing all the necessary section for a well organized meal plan. Six sections, neatly organized and well connected with one another for easier browsing.
The "Weekly Plan" - twelve seven-days weeks, spacious enough for you to organize your meal. Each of these pages contains places to write ideas for the three main meals, the snacks and the one that isn't talked enough about - the lunch box. Interactive pages - from each and all of them you can browse to any given part of the planner with ease.
The "Favorites" - every person has that one recipe that they won't protest against eating every day. It might be a simple one or it might not. "Favorites" comes to the rescue! This section can hold up to six of your household members' favorite meals - well organized and ready for preparing.
The "Lunch box" - that one precious thing that could help you save money. Often forgotten - not only metaphorically, but literally too. While developing the current product, Clevex' team hasn't forgotten this part of the daily routine. This section can hold up to twenty four of your favorite lunch box meals and ideas. Whether it's a fancy sandwich or something else, it now has an official section to which it belongs.
The "Holiday Recipes" - there's no such feeling as the one of upcoming holidays. Magical period indeed, until you realize you've been stuck in the kitchen for hours, trying to prepare all the meals. And when you finally reach the desserts part, starts the real tension. You're in panic mode - "where-is-that-apple-pie-recipe-from-granny-it-was-somewhere-here". You're franticly searching thru all the possible cookbooks and notebooks. You don't have time - the guests are gonna arrive in a couple of hours. And that's when this section of the planner comes in handy. Twenty four pages dedicated to those special holiday treats. Organize and overcome that tension!
The "Recipes & Notes" - where's that flying piece of paper? The one I wrote on while watching culinary TV? Or the other one where Stacy told me that trick for mushrooms? Don't worry. You put it in section "Recipes & Notes" of the meal planner. And even though it's long, you still have a lot of space - those fifteen pages can hold a lot of information.
The "Shopping list" - write down all of the grocery store items you need, make a screenshot and send it to your phone. No more getting the wrong piece of flying paper while running late (bonus: your kid is going to one grocery store to buy soda and the other is going in a different one? Send them both the screenshot and get the shopping done faster).