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Three plans, three rhythms.

All three plans use modular structure, an aisle-sorted list, and a short Sunday block. The differences live in cooking time and number of cooked dinners.

Cold wraps and minimal pantry items on a tray
Plan A CA$ 14

Quiet No-Cook Week

Five assembly dinners with wraps, grain bowls, and snack-style boards. Designed for low-energy evenings or warm weeks when the stove can stay off.

5 dinners 0 cooking 10 min plate Aisle list
Open pan with raw vegetables and grains
Plan B CA$ 18

One-Pan Weekday Loop

Five sheet-pan or single-pot dinners that share two base flavours through the week. Minimal dishes, short ingredient lists, and a small Sunday block.

5 dinners 1 pan Shared base Aisle list
Small bowls with chopped raw produce arranged in a grid
Plan C CA$ 22

Modular Bento Week

A full weekly arc with a Sunday block and seven modular dinners. Includes the aisle-sorted shopping list, prep checklist, and the swap card.

7 dinners Sunday prep Swap card Bento layout

A short guide for picking a shape.

Picking Plan A

Choose the no-cook week if evenings are short, the kitchen is warm, or assembly feels easier than cooking right now.

Picking Plan B

Choose the one-pan loop if the goal is short cleanup. Five steady dinners share two flavour bases that repeat across the week.

Picking Plan C

Choose the modular bento week when there is a calm Sunday window. Prep work spreads dinners out across seven evenings.

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