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What to Eat Wheel
The eternal "what do you want to eat?" conversation ends here. Spin the food wheel, accept the result and get on with your meal.
- Lunch, dinner and snacks
- Add your own restaurants
- No more hangry debates
How the food wheel decides
The wheel starts with six crowd-pleasing options — pizza, burgers, sushi, tacos, pasta and salad. Replace them with whatever is actually available near you, then spin. Once the pointer stops, the discussion is over.
- Replace the presets with the restaurants within walking distance.
- Add home-cooked meals to settle the "cook or order" question.
- Use it for snacks, desserts, coffee runs and meal prep.
Why a wheel beats a discussion
Food arguments are rarely about food. A visible random pick removes the pressure of choosing for the group and makes the outcome feel fair to everyone at the table — including the person who suggested the wheel.
- Groups where nobody wants to be the one who decides.
- Couples stuck in the same three-restaurant loop.
- Families with children who enjoy watching the wheel.
- Offices picking a place for a team lunch.
Add pictures to make it visual
Every option can hold an image, so you can paste a photo or logo for each dish or restaurant. The wheel then shows what is on offer instead of a wall of text.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add my own restaurants?
Yes. Open the options panel and replace the default dishes with your local restaurants, then spin. You can also attach a photo to each entry.
What if the wheel picks something closed?
Edit the list before you spin — remove anything that is shut, sold out or too far away, so every slice is a real option.
Is there a version for breakfast?
The wheel is not limited to dinner. Type breakfast foods, snacks or desserts into the options panel and spin for any meal.
Does it work for a group vote?
It is best used after a quick vote narrows the list to a few places. Put the finalists on the wheel and let one spin settle it.
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