Combine multiple recipes into one shopping list
Cooking a few dishes this week? Instead of juggling several ingredient lists, save each recipe to CookSift and let it combine them into a single grocery list.
When two recipes need the same ingredient, the quantities add up. When they use different units, both lines stay so nothing gets confused.
How combining works
- Save each recipe you plan to cook.
- CookSift merges matching ingredients into one line.
- Open your grocery list and check items off as you shop.
An example with three recipes
Why it beats copying by hand
- No duplicate lines from repeated ingredients.
- Quantities are already summed, so you know how much to buy.
- Your list stays editable for swaps and extras.
Turn recipe links into one grocery list
Paste a public recipe URL and CookSift extracts clean ingredients, steps, and nutrition — then combines saved recipes into one grocery list.
Paste a recipe →Frequently asked questions
How do I combine recipes?
Save the recipes you plan to cook, then open your grocery list. CookSift merges their ingredients automatically.
What happens when units don’t match?
CookSift keeps them separate — 1 cup of rice and 200 g of rice stay on their own lines rather than being added together incorrectly.
Can I edit the combined list?
Yes. Every line is editable, and you can add manual items that don’t come from a recipe.