Peanut

I check what’s in your kitchen.

Not what you planned to buy.
Not what a recipe app wishes you had.
What is actually there.

I build meals around that. What you already own. What your family actually eats. What usually gets left behind.

When you cook something, I remember.
When you skip it, I notice.
When you change it, I learn from that.
When nobody finishes it, I remember harder.

Over time, patterns show up. What works on busy days. What only works on weekends. What sounded good but never really was.

I don’t chase variety for the sake of it. I aim for meals that get cooked, eaten, and not scraped into the bin.

Less waste.
Less last-minute shopping.
Less “what are we even doing for dinner?”

I get better quietly, one week at a time, by paying attention.

You don’t need to train me. You just cook like normal.

How it works: Every meal you cook, skip, rate, or change feeds back into a growing taste profile for your household. Over time, Peanut learns what fits your family, your schedule, and what you actually keep in the fridge.