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    Susten vs Cherrypick

    Cherrypick and Susten both turn your meals into a supermarket shop. In Cherrypick, you pick each meal and its servings, then shop at Tesco or Sainsbury's. Susten plans your week for you, to your calorie and macro targets. It gives each person at your table a small, medium or large portion.

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    Which suits you

    Cherrypick

    Choose Cherrypick if

    • You want to pick every meal yourself.
    • You want recipes from chefs such as Mary Berry, Rick Stein and Yotam Ottolenghi.
    • You want to add your own recipes.
    • You shop in store and want your list split by aisle.
    susten

    Choose Susten if

    • You want the week planned for you.
    • You eat to calorie or macro targets.
    • The people at your table eat different amounts.
    • The people at your table avoid different foods.

    We checked Cherrypick's website, app store listings and app on 7 October 2026.

    Susten plans each day to your targets.

    Cherrypick asks for goals, such as more protein or fewer calories, and uses them to choose which recipes it shows. You pick the meals. Susten works out your daily targets from your answers, or takes your own. Then it plans each day to them.

    sustenOne day

    Your targets: 2,200 kcal and 140 g protein

    • Breakfast · SmallBanana & pecan overnight oats385 kcal
    • Lunch · LargeGreek yoghurt & avocado tuna salad786 kcal
    • Dinner · SmallCrisp panko chicken katsu592 kcal
    • Snack · MediumBanana protein shake398 kcal

    Calories2,161 of 2,200 kcal

    Protein142 of 140 g

    An example day we built by hand from real recipe figures. Susten picks a small, medium or large portion of each recipe to bring the day to your targets. It plans carbs and fat too.

    CherrypickIn its app

    Goals that choose which recipes it shows

    • More veg
    • Less meat
    • Fewer carbs
    • Fewer calories
    • More protein
    • Less fat
    Plant tracker, in its App Store screenshots18 / 30 plants in your shop

    Checked in Cherrypick's app on 7 October 2026. It asks for no calorie or macro target. It doesn't make a plan: you pick the meals and their servings. Its recipes show calories and macros in the app.

    Each person gets their own portion.

    Cherrypick's household setting is a number of adults and children. You set the servings for each recipe. Susten gives each person at your table a small, medium or large portion. Your shopping list covers every portion.

    sustenDinner for 3

    Beef chilli with kidney beans

    Beef mince per portion

    • You, small
      68 g
    • Alex, large
      136 g
    • Ella, medium
      91 g

    A small portion is about three quarters of a medium. A large is about one and a half. The shopping list covers all 3.

    CherrypickRecipe for 4

    Chilli Con Carne (by Sainsbury's)

    Beef mince per serving

    • Serving 1
      125 g
    • Serving 2
      125 g
    • Serving 3
      125 g
    • Serving 4
      125 g

    Cherrypick's recipe page lists 500 g of beef mince for 4 servings, which is 125 g a serving. Its app has no portion size for each person (checked 7 October 2026).

    What you pay

    Cherrypick's free version has fewer recipes. Its app sells two subscriptions: Cherrypick Plus and Cherrypick Pro. Susten charges nothing during early access, and you buy your food at Tesco or Sainsbury's.

    susten
    • Susten is free during early access. You don't need a card, so nothing charges you when it ends.
    • You pay your supermarket for your food. Susten shows its shelf prices. With a Tesco Clubcard or a Nectar card, you can switch to their member prices.
    • You buy whole packs. Cupboard items like oil and spices last longer than one week.
    • Any delivery or collection charge is extra.
    CherrypickSubscriptions on the UK App Store
    • Cherrypick Plus£2.99, £4.49, £5.99, £20.99 or £41.99
    • Cherrypick Pro£10.99
    • The App Store doesn't show how long each subscription lasts.
    • Cherrypick's terms offer new users a 14-day free trial.
    • You pay the supermarket for your food.
    • Prices from Cherrypick's UK App Store listing, 7 October 2026.

    Point by point

    • What it is

      susten

      A meal planner. It plans your week and writes your Tesco or Sainsbury's shopping list.

      Cherrypick

      A meal planning app. You pick recipes, and it adds their ingredients to a supermarket basket.

    • Supermarkets

      susten

      Tesco and Sainsbury's. Ocado is coming soon.

      Cherrypick

      Tesco and Sainsbury's. You can book a Sainsbury's delivery slot in the app.

    • Meals it covers

      susten

      Breakfast, lunch and dinner for every day you plan, and snacks if you want them.

      Cherrypick

      Recipes for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, sides, desserts and snacks. You pick each meal and its servings. It doesn't make a plan for you.

    • Who it feeds

      susten

      You and up to 10 others. Each person gets a small, medium or large portion.

      Cherrypick

      A household of adults and children. You set the servings for each recipe. It has no portion size for each person.

    • The menu

      susten

      180 recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.

      Cherrypick

      1,680 recipe pages on its website, including recipes by Mary Berry, Rick Stein and Yotam Ottolenghi.

    • Your goals

      susten

      Plans each day to your own calorie and macro targets. Without targets, you pick your portion size.

      Cherrypick

      Goals such as more veg, fewer calories or more protein choose which recipes it shows. It asks for no calorie or macro target. Its recipes show calories and macros in the app.

    • Diets and allergies

      susten

      Vegetarian, vegan or pescatarian. It leaves out allergens such as gluten, dairy, nuts, egg and sesame. A shared meal leaves out what anyone eating it avoids. Always check the label on the pack.

      Cherrypick

      You set diets and dislikes for the household. It has no profile for each person. Its recipe search filters dairy free, gluten free, pescatarian, vegan and vegetarian recipes.

    • The shopping

      susten

      Susten matches your ingredients to Tesco or Sainsbury's products, with pack sizes and prices. You add the list to your basket, in about three minutes.

      Cherrypick

      Cherrypick matches each ingredient to a supermarket product, with its pack size, number of packs and price, and shows a total. You can swap products and change amounts.

    • Cost

      susten

      Free during early access. You pay your supermarket for the food you buy.

      Cherrypick

      Its free version has fewer recipes. Its app sells Cherrypick Plus (£2.99 to £41.99 on the UK App Store) and Cherrypick Pro (£10.99). The listing doesn't say how long each lasts.

    • Delivery

      susten

      Your supermarket delivers, or you collect. You book the slot with them.

      Cherrypick

      Your supermarket delivers, or you collect.

    How Susten works

    1. 1

      Tell Susten about your table.

      Your goals, your diet and who you cook for. Each person gets their own portion size.

    2. 2

      Susten plans your week.

      Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, to your targets and how you like to cook. Swap any meal you don't fancy.

    3. 3

      Susten writes your shopping list.

      Susten matches each item to a Tesco or Sainsbury's product and shows its price. You add them to your basket in about three minutes.

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    Questions about Susten and Cherrypick

    Early access

    A good week starts with one decision, not seven.

    Answer a few questions. Susten plans your first week.

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