What to Eat Wheel

The problem is never a lack of options — it is that nobody wants to be the one who chooses. Put the shortlist on a wheel and let it choose.

Ready to spin 8 entries Editable

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Editing the entries only changes your copy. Press Save in the Saved wheels panel to keep it, or reset to start again.

Keyboard shortcuts
  • Space Spin the wheel
  • R Spin again
  • F Full screen
  • S Open settings
  • Esc Close a dialog or leave full screen

While you are typing in a box, these keys belong to the box — only Escape stays global.

How to use this template

  1. Replace the samples with meals you can actually make tonight, or places that actually deliver to you.
  2. Take off anything you had this week — a wheel is only fair if every slice is a real option.
  3. Weight the cheap and quick options higher on a weekday if that reflects reality.
  4. Save the wheel as “Weeknight dinners” and reuse it instead of rebuilding it every evening.

What people use it for

  • Weeknight dinner when the whole household has an opinion and no preference.
  • Choosing a takeaway without twenty minutes of scrolling.
  • Planning a week of meals: spin five times with the winner removed each round.
  • Picking the lunch spot for a team that can never agree.

Frequently asked questions

Can I plan a whole week in one go?

Yes. Turn on “Remove the winner after each spin” and spin five times — each meal leaves the wheel as it is chosen, so you get five different dinners rather than the same one five times.

Can I share the wheel with the rest of the house?

Use “Share this wheel” and send the link. It carries the meals and the settings, so they open the same wheel you built — and nothing was uploaded to make that happen.

Does WheelToss know any restaurants near me?

No, and it never asks for your location. You add the places you would actually eat at, which is why the results are usable.

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