Grocery by PPP™ Annual Plus Membership

As a mom of 4 , who deals with daily chronic pain. Putting together a menu for 2 weeks and grocery shopping is havoc on my body.

First let me say, the boxes are top tier. I love them. And the fact that I can just add the meals that I want to make to make and it automatically puts the items into my store cart. Chef's kiss. Then I just take out the items I already have and bam. Now, I just gotta go pick up my groceries, on the way to do school pick ups.

Thank you so much for this product that makes it so easy on my chronic pain.

I started out with a monthly and changed to annual +. This program is convenient for me to use even though I do my own grocery shopping in store. It is great that I have access to all of the PPP menu plans I have electronically, even if I am not at home where my physical recipes are. The search feature makes my menu planning quicker and easier. I can search by proteins I have on hand or know what is on sale for the week. I print out a shopping list that includes the quantities of each item needed. I check off what I already have in my pantry, refrigerator and freezer and add any other items I need for the week and off I go to the grocery store.

I love having all my menu plans at the tip of my fingers. The only downside for me, and the reason for 4 stars, is I don't have memberships at Instacart, Kroger, or Walmart. I have a Hyvee Plus membership, and don't want to pay for another grocery service, so I have gone between my grocery list in the Grocery by PPP window and my Hyvee app to order what I need. It would be wonderful if Hyvee could be added to the program! Then I would give 5 stars.

Grocery shopping can really be a chore. But this new system is FUN. I have been planning and shopping for meals for almost 60 years and this is the best yet. Thank you PPP.

The Grocery by PPP membership makes dinner so easy! Just pick your week/s cross off items you already have and do your cooking. I used to spend so much time, sorting through recipes, compiling a grocery list, determining how many onions I was going to need for the 3 different recipes I was using them in, etc. This has opened so much time, not only the time of actually putting my meal plan together and planning but also all of the time that I spent dreading the whole thing.
The only thing that would make this better is if you could plug in individual dinners. I know this might seem like a step backward but I used to plan meals based around a specific protein and/or veggie combo. For example, if I make a large batch of pulled pork on night 1, I could split it into 3 different meals, BBQ sandwiches for 1 night, tacos another night, and rice bowls on another night. Cooking once with just enough of a change that doesn't feel like I'm eating the same thing all week.