Household portions
Menus and shopping list calibrated to the number of diners.
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Daizu for the family
Daizu builds a nutrition program for several people, adjusts portions to the number of diners, respects allergies and exclusions on the profile, and rolls the household’s shopping into one sorted list. Household portions calibrate quantities and the list; the batch-cooking preference steers toward recipes suited to meal prep.
The real friction of a family
Building a menu everyone likes — a child who will not eat vegetables, a parent who excludes pork, a third person who is gluten-free — is a daily puzzle. Without a system that crosses the constraints, you quickly land on the same dish three nights a week.
Shopping for 4–5 people is mechanically heavier and more expensive, and forgetting a critical ingredient on Tuesday night means a return trip or a fallback meal.
Family batch cooking often fails from too much ambition: 8 different recipes for 5 people on a Sunday afternoon means fatigue from identical components plus a lack of organization. The realistic version is 4–5 bases you can recombine.
What Daizu does for you
Portions are set to the number of diners on the profile. Allergies and exclusions on the profile filter the dishes: an excluded allergen is never offered.
Household portions adjust menus and the shopping list to the number of diners — one list sorted by aisle for the whole table.
Recipes take available time and your batch-cooking preference into account: dishes suited to meal prep if you cook ahead.
Les fonctions les plus utiles pour ce profil
Allergies & exclusions
Profile constraints respected end to end, zero risky dishes offered.
Adjusted portions
Quantities set to the number of people at the table entered in the profile.
Aggregated shopping list
Every need in one list sorted by aisle, ready for 4–5 people.
Batch-cooking preference
If you cook ahead, the program favors recipes suited to meal prep.
