It SHOULD be easy to cook with what's in your fridge. But recipe apps or Google don't help, so we built something better. Plant Jammer is an app that combines artificial intelligence with core gastronomical principles. Now you can use what's in your fridge, learn to cook deliciously, and never again have to search for recipes!
I am very excited to see the launch of the nutrition part of the app :)
Pros:I love how the app inspires me to make food from what I have, and it is super convenient with the shopping list when fell up my fridge.
Cons:I don't know
I need this so badly in my life.
Pros:Everything, I need help in the kitchen!
Cons:None so far.
On top of teaching you how to cook, the app has extra features such as a smart shopping list and it can keep track of what you have at home, making it super easy to plan your cooking.
Pros:It teaches you the complexities of great cooking in a simple way. It's like having an ongoing mini cooking course on your phone.
Cons:The app is undergoing rapid development which can sometimes be hard to keep track of, but the new features are mostly awesome!
It's super easy, you just type in what you have in your fridge, and it creates recipes for you right there :)
Pros:In the end of the week when I only have (what seems to be) random leftovers from cooking the previous days, they suddenly become a feast!
Cons:Not really anything, it's a super nice app :)
Coming from a family (and culture) where meat was first and definitely the most important ingredient, converting to vegetarian eating habits is not easy! Plantjammer makes that journey fun and it teaches me to think in new ways when it comes to cooking and eating.
With this product, I know it can be as (or more) easy to start with brocolli than it was for me always starting with beef or chicken. It actually turns out to be more fun and inspiring to cook and eat. As a bonus, my meals tend to be much more diverse, healthier, cheaper. I could go on: less waste as it's easier to empty my fridge, more social to do together, less looking into an app/book, more trying out, tasting and learning...
Pros:It's an easy and intuitive new way to learn how to cook vegetarian
Cons:Still needs some work and it sometimes feels a bit buggy but the MVP and idea, team and idea is magical in itself