Why Aneth: cook your favourite meals when they cost less
You probably already have a good answer to “what do we like eating?” At your table, it might be tacos, spaghetti, curry or lentil soup. The harder part is choosing which ones to make with this week’s budget and the packages available at the grocery store.
That is the question behind Aneth: of the meals you already love, which should you cook this week to put together a less expensive basket?
Your habits have value
A familiar recipe removes unknowns. You know whether people like it, how long it takes you and how to adapt it to your table. We want to build on that experience, so preparing a week can start with habits you already have.
Your meal repertoire is the starting point. Add meals once and the app reprices them with available data. A few extra favourites give you more choices for future weeks.
The right time depends on the whole basket
A discounted ingredient can make one of your meals a useful choice this week. Two meals that share a package can also work better together. One tub of cheese or one pack of tortillas may cover several dinners.
That is why Aneth compares combinations. Ranking meals by their individual cost does not tell the whole story. Our grocery basket cost guide explains the difference with simple calculations.
A repertoire, a week, a basket
- Add your favourites. Enter a dish name, paste a recipe or provide its link. Check ingredients and portions.
- Generate your week. Aneth looks for a selection using available prices, shared ingredients, variety and meal rotation.
- Prepare your shopping. Find the meals and combined quantities in “My week”. You can also receive your week by email on your schedule.
The price is an estimate to help you decide. Flyer coverage may be incomplete and some lines use reference prices. Review basket details and check offers before buying. The product currently focuses on Quebec and prices in Canadian dollars.
Try Aneth with your own meals
The free 21-day trial lets you see whether this approach fits your week. No credit card is required to start. Subscriptions then cost CAD $6.99 per month or CAD $69.99 per year; visit the pricing page for details.
The first step is concrete: add the dinner your family asks for again. Then add a few more. You will have a reusable base for planning next week, with your tastes at the centre of the decision.
Frequently asked questions
What does Aneth do today?
Aneth helps choose weekly meals from the ones your household already enjoys. It compares combinations using available prices and common ingredients, then produces a combined grocery basket.
How do I get started?
Create your account, add meals by name, recipe text or recipe link, then generate your week. Check the imported ingredients so estimates reflect your recipes.
What does Aneth cost after the trial?
The trial lasts 21 days with no credit card. A subscription then costs CAD $6.99 per month or CAD $69.99 per year. See the pricing page to choose your plan.
A budget weekly meal plan built around your family favourites
Choose five dinners, make useful grocery deals count and combine ingredients without inventing a new menu every week.
Build a family meal repertoire that makes next week easier
Gather the dinners that already work at home. A small collection of favourites makes weekly meals easier to choose, price and shop for.
Cost per serving: why your grocery basket tells a different story
A recipe uses 100 g, but you buy the whole package. See how package sizes and shared ingredients change the cost of your weekly dinners.