Where it goes wrong.
Food rarely gets binned on purpose. It gets forgotten, doubled up or left without a plan.
The forgotten veg drawer.
Use-by reminders while there’s still time to cook it.
Buying what you already had.
Check the pantry before you shop, even from the aisle.
Odds and ends, no ideas.
Recipes ranked by what’s already in your kitchen.
Waste less,
without trying.
Small habits do the work: knowing what’s in, using it in time and only buying what’s missing.
- Recipes from leftoversOver 11,000, sorted by how much you already have.
- Use-by nudgesA reminder while there’s still time to cook it.
- Only buy what’s missingAdd just the gaps from a recipe to your list.
- No more double-upsSee what’s in the pantry before you buy more.
- Track as you cookTick off what you used so the pantry stays up to date.
- Share it at homeWith Premium, everyone sees what’s in, so nobody buys it twice.
Spinach2 days
Lemons5 days
ChickenCooked
Start this week.
Your next shop is a good place to begin.
- 01
Add what’s in
Scan the receipt or add things as you go.
- 02
Add use-by dates
One tap each, for the things that go off fast.
- 03
Cook from the top
Start with the recipes you can make tonight.
Waste
questions.
What people ask before they start.
How does PantryPal reduce food waste?
It helps you cook with what you already have, reminds you before food goes off and stops you buying things twice.
Can it tell me what to cook with leftovers?
Yes. Add what you’ve got and PantryPal shows recipes you can make now, plus the ones you’re only an ingredient or two short of.
Will it save me money?
Using what you already bought means fewer forgotten veg, fewer duplicate buys and fewer takeaway nights.
Is it free?
Yes. Your pantry, recipes and shopping list are free, and they're staying free.


