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Fills your supermarket cart from your What's For Dinner shopping list. Never places the order. Your household's shopping list, already at the supermarket. What's For Dinner plans your week's meals and builds the shopping list. This extension takes that list to the supermarket website and puts the items in the cart, one at a time, while you watch. Then it stops. You check the cart over and place the order yourself — always. This extension cannot complete a purchase. It refuses to run on checkout and payment pages at all, and it will not click any button that looks like placing an order. That is by design, and it isn't a setting you can turn off. How it works 1. Plan your meals in What's For Dinner and build your shopping list. 2. Open this extension and you'll see the list, grouped by aisle. 3. Click your supermarket. The store opens and the extension works down the list — searching, picking the closest match, adding it to the cart. 4. A checklist sits on the page the whole time, showing what's in and what still needs you, with a search link for anything it couldn't find. There's a Stop button, always. 5. You review the cart and place the order. Supported New Zealand supermarkets • New World • PAK'nSAVE • Woolworths • FreshChoice — brings your list along, you add the items What it doesn't do It doesn't place orders. It doesn't touch payment details — it never even loads a page where they'd appear. It doesn't read the rest of your browsing. It doesn't collect anything to sell. You'll need a What's For Dinner account. whatsfordinner.nz
Aug 14, 2026
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