What will feel familiar
- A weekly meal plan
- Shopping lists built from your plan
- Step-by-step cooking with timers
- Recipes that follow your dietary preferences
Switching from Mealime
Mealime has announced it will shut down on 21 October 2026. Here’s how to save the recipes you love and keep your weekly planning going in Pantry Bliss. It’s free to start.
17 days left to save your recipes
Four steps
Start with the recipes you cook most, well before 21 October.
Before 21 October, open each Mealime recipe you cook often and take screenshots of the ingredients and method. If a recipe started life on a website, keep its link instead.
In Recipes, tap + and choose Scan Cookbook Pages, then Choose Photos to add up to six screenshots per recipe, or Import from a Link. Pantry Bliss turns each one into a recipe you can scale, plan and cook.
Snap your next shopping receipt or scan a few barcodes. Pantry Bliss tracks expiry dates and shows what to use first.
Drop recipes into the weekly planner and send every ingredient to a shopping list your whole household can tick off.
Mealime’s closing notice says all personal data will be deleted when the app shuts down, and that its recipes will continue in Meals Hub inside Albertsons Companies’ grocery apps. Read Mealime’s notice. Pantry Bliss can’t read Mealime account data, so screenshots of the recipes you cook most are the quickest way to keep them. Imported recipes stay private to your household and credit their original author.
What to expect
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Mealime is a trademark of its owner. Pantry Bliss is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mealime.
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