The What's For Dinner Notepad was created by the makers of Foodie Dice, and the two products were designed to come together to allow consumers to choose their creative meal plans for the week.
With full-time jobs, kids, and social activities to keep up with, parents are finding it increasingly difficult to arrange wholesome and creative meals for the week, with the question "what's for dinnero" often being a dreaded one in many households. The What's For Dinner Notepad and Foodie Dice aim to resolve this issue for consumers by giving them a simple method of deciding what to eat for the week. Using the dice, users can roll and decide what to eat, and record a meal for each night -- along with a list of items they need to shop for at the grocery store.
The notepad comes with perforated edges so that the shopping list can be removed and taken to the store, and the pages can be magnetically attached to the fridge for convenience purposes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Meal Planning
- Opportunity to create meal planning apps or software to easily and efficiently plan weekly meals and grocery shopping.
- Kitchen Gadgets
- Opportunity to create innovative tools and gadgets for the kitchen to enhance meal planning and preparation.
- Smart Shopping
- Opportunity to create applications that enable smart shopping and easy access to grocery stores, inclusive of recipe suggestions and details of grocery products.
Where This Applies
- Retail
- Create a platform for retailers to offer meal planning notepads and related products online and in stores.
- Technology
- Opportunity to develop applications for meal planning and recipe suggestions, marketing it to individuals and families.
- Food Service
- Incorporate meal planning notepads and similar tools in meal kit delivery programs and other meal delivery services.
