Finish the plan before adding its recipes
Tastemade documents Add to Grocery List in the three-dot menu for a meal plan on the website, the Cooking app’s Meal Plans tab or the plan detail page. Decide which plan you intend to use before invoking that batch action. A draft containing meals you will not cook is a weak starting point for shopping.
Check the week, selected recipes and the version being shared within the household. If a copied plan differs from the owner’s current version, settle that difference first. Adding ingredients from both versions can obscure what the actual meals require.
Use the batch action, then review the result
Open the intended plan and follow its current Add to Grocery List control. Afterwards inspect the resulting list rather than treating the button press as the end of preparation. Confirm that the recipes relevant to your plan are represented.
Compare the list with ingredients you already have and the quantities you actually intend to cook. Use the recipe’s own information for the cooking decision. This article does not claim that the app automatically knows your pantry, household needs or changes made by another account.
Make one person’s shopping task clear
Agree which list is being used and who is working from it. Keep any changes to meals or quantities understandable before someone starts buying. A list can contain valid ingredients while still representing yesterday’s plan.
If a recipe seems missing, retain the plan title and identify whether it failed to add or had been removed before the batch action. That is a clearer support question than describing the entire Grocery List as wrong. This workflow is an organisation method, without nutrition or dietary advice.
Questions answered
Where is the documented batch-add action?
In a meal plan’s three-dot menu on the stated web or Cooking app routes.
Does the button establish that the list matches my pantry?
No. Review the resulting shopping task against the intended meals and what you already have.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.