LastRecipe is the recipe app built into LastList. Browse a curated database scored against what's in your kitchen, spin the Recipe Wheel for fresh ideas, import any recipe URL, and send the ingredients straight to a real shopping plan across multiple stores. Free.
No account required to get started. LastRecipe is included with LastList.
LastRecipe gives you four different ways to land on a recipe you actually want to make — and one consistent way to get from "this one" to "ingredients in the cart."
LastRecipe scores every recipe in the database against what's already in your kitchen inventory. The "Can Make Now" tab shows recipes where you have everything; "Almost There" shows the ones you're 1 to 2 ingredients away from.
Six wheel modes, up to 3 ingredients per recipe, every combo guaranteed to map to real recipes. Use it when you can't decide, when you want to clean out the fridge, or when you want a fun way to plan a meal.
Search by title, ingredient, cuisine, dietary, difficulty, tags, or maximum ingredient count. Sort by popularity, fastest first, fewest ingredients, and more. The curated database is large enough to cover everyday cooking and broad enough to surprise you.
Found a recipe on a blog or news site? Paste the URL into LastRecipe. The parser reads Schema.org Recipe markup (which nearly every major recipe site publishes), with an AI fallback for the sites that don't. The imported recipe is yours to edit, save, and shop.
Pick a mode, spin up to 3 ingredients, and LastRecipe surfaces real recipes built around them. The clever bit: later spins are constrained to ingredients that actually co-occur with what you've already picked, so every combination always maps to recipes that exist.
Spin your own inventory. The wheel randomly picks 1 to 3 ingredients from what you already have, then matches recipes that use them. Best for "use what's about to expire" or "clean out the fridge" nights.
Spin a main ingredient first (proteins or centerpieces like chicken, beef, tofu, beans), then supporting ingredients (veg, rice, pasta, cheese). The wheel sequences ingredients the way a cook actually thinks about a meal.
Quick savory bites — appetizers, finger foods, snack-board ingredients. Skip the dessert pool entirely so the wheel stays on theme.
Dessert-only pool — cookies, cakes, pies, brownies, pastries, candy. Spin chocolate, fruit, spice, and you're off.
Don't like our pools? Enter your own ingredients across 3 wheels. Useful for cuisines we don't cover deeply yet, or for putting together a wheel from a specific store run.
Skip the ingredient game entirely. Three reels spin and land on a single recipe. Decisive, chaotic, fun.
The whole point of having LastRecipe inside LastList: a recipe isn't a dead end — it's the start of a shopping plan that already knows what's in your kitchen and what's at your stores.
The recipe's ingredients flow through the same matching, pricing, and routing that the rest of your groceries go through — so a recipe shop is just a normal LastList shop with a head start.
Most recipe apps assume an empty pantry and give you the full ingredient list every time. LastRecipe assumes nothing — it reads your kitchen inventory (which you maintain in LastList) and only adds the things you're actually missing to the shopping list.
That's why the wheel modes that work from your inventory are useful in a way a "random recipe" feature in a standalone recipe app can't be. The recipe and the shop and the kitchen are all part of the same product.
Plan a week's worth of dinners against your current inventory. LastRecipe surfaces recipes you can mostly make, builds a shopping list for the gaps, and routes the gaps through the multi-store planner. Share the inventory with other household members so changes sync.
Build a wheel from ingredients the household will actually eat. Spin it when you're stuck. The wheel won't suggest something that doesn't match because you defined the inputs.
The "What's in my kitchen" wheel mode is built for the produce-drawer problem. Got something about to turn? Spin from inventory — LastRecipe will surface recipes that use it before it goes to waste.
Paste recipe URLs from blogs, TikTok, family Google Docs — they all become "My Recipes" in LastRecipe, searchable, taggable, shoppable. No third-party recipe-clipper extension needed.
LastRecipe is free and lives inside LastList. Open it and the recipes that match your inventory are waiting.
