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I'm searching for a good Android app that lets multiple people work together to create a list of meals for the next several days. Ideally, it should offer easy collaboration (shared lists or planners) so everyone can check/update meals. Does anyone have recommendations for apps that make group meal planning straightforward? Thanks!

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