One week with My Tomte

Here’s what a week looks like once the tomte moves in. (Numbered, because it really does happen in this order.)

one meal, close up, with its “why” note

Step 1: Set up your household

Sunday morning, about 10 minutes

Add the people, their allergies, dietary rules and nutrition targets, and tell the tomte how your household cooks: bulk prep, prep ahead, ready meals or cook on the day. Connect your calendars. Rate a handful of meals so the tomte gets a feel for your taste.

Step 2: Plan the week

one tap

My Tomte fills every meal, and leaves little notes on why: “Mia eats gluten free, so it’s marked gluten free”, “Sam’s at footy, so dinner’s for three”, “olive oil instead of butter, so it suits Dad too”, “the spinach runs out Wednesday, so it’s in Tuesday’s pasta”.

Step 3: Shop

Saturday

Your list is the week minus what you’ve got, rounded to real pack sizes.

Step 4: Stock the kitchen

Snap the receipt and the fridge, freezer and pantry fill themselves in, prices and all.

one list line up close (recipe needs 2 tsp sugar, list says 1 × 500 g bag), with pantry items already crossed off

Step 5: Prep on Sunday

Marinating, chopping and soaking turn into Sunday tasks, so weeknights are just cooking.

Step 6: Cook and eat

Cook a meal and the ingredients come off the shelves; leftovers go to the fridge; extras go to the freezer. Plans changed? The Now page shows what you can make, or just eat, from what’s already in the house.

Step 7: It gets better every week

Your ratings, what you actually cooked and what you skipped all shape next week’s plan, and the food diary fills itself in as you go. By week four, the tomte knows you prefer tacos to tofu.

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