A new shelf-talker for grocery

Give your shoppers dinner. Take home a bigger basket.

Dishlist prints in-store meal plans built from your real products, weekly deals and prices. Each one is a full week of dinners with the grocery list already done. Shoppers grab the page, walk the aisles, and fill their cart.

85%
of shoppers decide what to eat the same day
Acosta / Technomic
44%
would regularly buy from a store that helps with meal planning
Deloitte
+30%
basket size when shoppers add a full-meal recipe to cart
MikMak / SideChef
A real Dishlist printed meal plan: Easy Weeknight Italian Dinners, 7 days, 2 servings
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The shopper problem

Most shoppers are still figuring out dinner while they're in your aisles.

They don't walk in with a plan. They walk in hungry, decide on the fly, and leave with a smaller, less confident cart. Almost half would buy from a grocery store that just told them what to make for the week.

Dishlist hands them the answer the moment they walk in.

85%
industry data
of shoppers decide what they're going to eat the same day they eat it.
Source: Acosta / Technomic, reported in Food Industry Executive
44%
industry data
would regularly buy from a grocery store that could help them with meal planning.
Source: Deloitte
+30%
industry data
lift in basket size when shoppers add a full-meal recipe to cart instead of single items.
Source: MikMak / SideChef
The meal plan

One page. A week of dinners. A grocery list that already balances.

Below is an actual Dishlist plan, front and back. Front is the week of dinners. Back is the complete shopping list, with photos of the real products and the prices from your store.

Page one of a Dishlist meal plan: seven dinners for the week with QR codes for each recipe
FrontDinners
Day-by-day

Seven recipes laid out Day 1 → Day 7, with cook time.

Photo + scan

Each recipe carries a thumbnail and a unique QR. Scan to bring the recipe home.

Real plan total

$138.22, 7 days, 2 servings, printed right under the title.

Page two of a Dishlist meal plan: the complete shopping list with product photos, quantities and prices
BackShopping list
Real products

Every line is a SKU your store actually carries, not a generic ingredient.

Photo + price + quantity

Shoppers see the exact pack they're looking for in the aisle.

One trip

Items are grouped so a single walk through your store fills the whole week.

How it works

Plug in your data. Print a plan. Watch the cart fill.

Dishlist is built specifically for grocery retailers. The output isn't yet another app to download. It's a clean, printable handout shoppers actually pick up on the way in.

01

We connect to your products, prices and deals

All we need from you is your site with products on it, plus how often your deals change. We take it from there, pulling your real catalog, your real prices, and your current promotions.

02

Generate weekly meal plans

Dishlist provides real recipes that fit real households and only uses ingredients your store carries this week.

03

Print and hand it out

Plans go on a rack at the entrance. One page that walks a shopper through the week, with the grocery list already done.

Refreshed every week with your new flyer
House-brand & high-margin SKUs weighted to your strategy
Designed for print first, beautiful on paper, scannable on phone