Question 1

What is the best way to organize printed recipes?

Accepted Answer

Sort recipes into family favorites, recipes to try, sentimental originals, and recipes to discard. Protect valuable originals, then import the working copies into a searchable digital organizer.

Question 2

Can I add a printed recipe to Plan to Eat?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The app can import recipes from photos, including printed pages, cookbook recipes, magazine clippings, and handwritten cards. Review the imported ingredients and directions before saving.

Question 3

Can I save online recipes to Plan to Eat?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Plan to Eat can import recipes from websites and supported social platforms. Every recipe on 3BoysAndADog also includes a Save to Plan to Eat button.

Question 4

Does Plan to Eat make a grocery list?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Planned recipes build a connected shopping list. You can select items and send them to a participating grocery service, where you confirm brands and quantities before checkout.

Question 5

Can Plan to Eat connect to Google Calendar?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In my home, Google Calendar also allows our dinner plan to appear on our Skylight calendar.

Question 6

Does Plan to Eat work on a phone and computer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I plan on my computer and use my phone to view recipes, check the plan, and use the shopping list.

Question 7

Is there a Plan to Eat free trial?

Accepted Answer

Plan to Eat currently offers a 14-day free trial without requiring a credit card. My referral link also provides 20% off the first annual subscription payment.

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