LESS OVERTHINKING. MORE POSSIBILITIES.

What should I eat? Spin the food wheel.

Give tonight's dinner debate a little spin. Start with twelve meal ideas, remove anything that does not suit the group, and let the food wheel choose.

This template keeps its own edited list in this browser. Browse starter lists ↓

What's for dinner?

Choose a starter list

Review a list below, then load it to replace the entries in this template. You can edit every entry.

Dinner ideas

A starting menu for tonight. Keep the dishes everyone would enjoy.

Pizza
Sushi
Tacos
Curry
Pasta
Noodle soup
Stir-fry
Burrito bowls
Dumplings
Baked potatoes
Burgers
Fried rice

Cook at home

Check what is in the fridge, then edit the list to match your ingredients and time.

Tomato pasta
Vegetable stir-fry
Omelette and toast
Bean tacos
Baked potato and toppings
Chickpea curry
Fried rice
Soup and a sandwich

Lunch break

A compact list to help a group agree on lunch before the break is over.

Sandwiches
Rice bowls
Noodle soup
Wraps
Salad bowls
Dumplings
Burritos
Soup and bread

Choose dinner together

Ask each person for a meal they would be happy to eat, then remove duplicates if you want every meal to have the same chance. Check that the final shortlist works for everyone before spinning.

Keep the choices at the same level. A list of cuisines helps you choose a style of food; a list of specific dishes gets you closer to deciding what to order or cook.

Keep a useful weekly shortlist

Save a collection with your regular meals and change the list as plans change. Winner removal can help you work through a shortlist without repeating a dish. It selects one meal at a time, so you can review each choice before adding it to your plans.

A LITTLE HELP CHOOSING

Turn a dinner shortlist into a decision

The best food wheel starts with meals you would actually enjoy today. Check your ingredients, budget, and how much time you have, then edit the choices. You can use dishes, cuisines, or the names of restaurants you already know. Each remaining entry gets an equal chance.

How to play

Use the Dinner ideas list, or load Cook at home or Lunch break below.
Edit the entries to fit everyone's preferences and dietary needs. Remove places that are closed or too far away.
Press Spin the wheel. Save your edited list with the bookmark button to reuse it for another meal.

Good to know

Can this wheel decide where to eat?

Yes. Replace the meal ideas with your own restaurant shortlist. The wheel does not look up nearby places, opening hours, prices, or menus, so check those before adding a restaurant.

Can I make a lunch wheel instead of a dinner wheel?

Yes. Use the Lunch break list below, then edit it to match the options available to you. You can also paste your own list with Bulk edit.

Can I save a food wheel for my group?

Yes. Use the bookmark button to save a named collection in this browser. Download the collection as JSON to move it to another device. A page link opens the public starter wheel and does not include your edited list.

Can the dinner picker avoid the same meal twice?

Yes. Turn on Remove winner after a pick under Entries. Dismissing each result removes that entry from the next spin. Load a starter list again when you want to bring all its meals back.

How are winners chosen?

Let's Spin uses your browser’s cryptographic random number generator and avoids rounding bias when choosing an entry. Every nonempty entry has an equal chance. Duplicate labels count as separate entries. Colors, reveal styles, and animation duration do not affect the result.

Where are my lists saved?

Your entries, settings, and recent results stay in this browser’s local storage. They are not uploaded to a server or included in page links. Download a collection for a backup or to move it to another device; clearing browser data removes local collections.

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