Woman Simulator 7-Day Recipe Guide and Grocery List

Woman Simulator puts you in the shoes of a housewife balancing endless household chores, from cooking to laundry. Mastering the cooking schedule is vital as the week progresses, with meal prep becoming increasingly time-consuming. Knowing in advance what dishes to prepare and gathering the right groceries each day is the key to staying efficient and sane in the kitchen.

Cooking demands a significant chunk of your time, particularly during the latter part of the week. Without proper planning, you risk spending countless minutes aimlessly shopping or scrambling to cook last minute. Identifying the daily required meals and their ingredients beforehand can make your gameplay much smoother and less stressful.

The following 7-day recipe guide, complete with grocery lists, will help you prepare all necessary meals methodically. By sticking to this plan, you can conserve your in-game resources and spend your energy on managing other tedious household tasks.

You begin Woman Simulator with a stocked fridge containing several ingredients, meaning your Day 1 cooking requires no immediate shopping. This head start is crucial for familiarizing yourself with the cooking mechanics and pacing yourself throughout the week.

Some ingredients remain fresh for multiple days, so the grocery lists provided carefully avoid redundant purchases. Effective fridge management and inventory checks can save your virtual money and prevent unnecessary trips to the store.

A few other ingredients can also remain in the fridge for later days. The grocery lists below account for those items so you don’t waste money buying something you already have.

Keep in mind these core tips to speed up cooking:

• Shop ahead: Purchase ingredients for future days early to cut down on frequent store visits.
• Batch cooking: Prepare meals in advance whenever you have extra time.
• Use the fridge wisely: Store pre-cooked meals safely before serving.
• Check inventory: Avoid buying what’s already in your fridge to conserve funds.
• Replace spoiled ingredients: Spoiled food ruins the entire dish and won’t count as completed.
• Burned food exception: Slightly burnt food can still be used if the game recognizes it as the right cooked type.

• Buy groceries before you need them, especially for the later days.
• Cook meals ahead of time when you have enough time.
• Keep prepared meals in the fridge until you need them.
• Check your fridge before shopping so you don’t buy ingredients you already have.
• Spoiled food should be replaced. Using spoiled ingredients in a dish will spoil the whole dish, and that meal won’t count as a completed cooked meal.
• Burned food is different. If the game still recognizes it as the required cooked, boiled, or fried food, you can still use it.

The grocery lists below correspond exactly to the ingredient names you’ll find in the in-game store for easy reference.

Below is the detailed daily breakdown of meals and what groceries to buy to keep you on track.

For Day 1, your task is straightforward with just two simple meals: Cheese Sandwich Fried Potatoes

On the first day, you have to prepare:

• Cheese Sandwich
• Fried Potatoes

Thanks to the game’s initial stock, you won’t need to purchase groceries for the first day unless you want extra ingredients.

Your starting inventory includes:

• Potato × 3
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Cheese × 3

The starting ingredients are:

• Potato × 3
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Cheese × 3

You can still buy more if you want, but it isn’t required for Day 1.

Day 2 Recipes and Grocery List

Day 2 requires preparing two new dishes:

• Chicken Soup
• Vegetable Stew

The necessary groceries to buy are:

• Chicken × 1
• Eggplant × 1
• Carrot × 1
• Zucchini × 1
• Tomato × 1
• Potato × 2
• Onion × 1

• Chicken Soup
• Vegetable Stew

Buy These Ingredients:

• Chicken × 1
• Eggplant × 1
• Carrot × 1
• Zucchini × 1
• Tomato × 1
• Potato × 2
• Onion × 1

Don’t forget to inspect your fridge at Day 2’s start—there should be 1 extra potato and 1 extra carrot that you can use, provided they haven’t spoiled. This lets you skip buying these ingredients anew, conserving funds and inventory space.

So don’t buy extra potatoes or carrots if you still have the starting ones available.

Day 3 Recipes and Grocery List

On Day 3, you’ll be preparing:

• Baked Potatoes with Chicken
• Ham and Cheese Sandwich

Your shopping list should include:

• Chicken × 1
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Cheese × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

• Baked Potatoes with Chicken
• Ham and Cheese Sandwich

Buy These Ingredients:

• Chicken × 1
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Cheese × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

Day 4 Recipes and Grocery List

Day 4 tasks are a bit more vegetable-heavy with:

• Onion Madness
• Baked Vegetables

To prepare these, buy:

• Eggplant × 1
• Carrot × 2
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 1
• Onion × 6

Buy These Ingredients:

• Eggplant × 1
• Carrot × 2
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 1
• Onion × 6

Day 5 Recipes and Grocery List

For Day 5, focus on:

• Chicken Sandwich
• Chicken with Vegetables

Your grocery list:

• Chicken × 2
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 2
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Salad × 2

• Chicken Sandwich
• Chicken with Vegetables

Buy These Ingredients:

• Chicken × 2
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 2
• Onion × 1
• Bread × 2
• Salad × 2

Day 6 Recipes and Grocery List

With Day 6’s increased meal count, you have to cook:

• Roast Beef Sandwich
• Borscht
• Baked Pork with Vegetables

Here’s what to buy:

• Beef × 2
• Pork × 2
• Carrot × 1
• Beetroot × 1
• Tomato × 2
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 2
• Bread × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

Your fridge should also have 1 cabbage stored from the game’s start.

• Roast Beef Sandwich
• Borscht
• Baked Pork with Vegetables

Buy These Ingredients:

• Beef × 2
• Pork × 2
• Carrot × 1
• Beetroot × 1
• Tomato × 2
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 2
• Bread × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

There is also 1 cabbage needed for the recipes later in the week, but it should already be available in the fridge from the start of the game.

Buy Day 7 Groceries on Day 6

Because Day 7 promises to be the busiest, it’s wise to buy its ingredients on Day 6. This reduces shopping trips and allows more time for cooking on the final day.

Combined Day 6 and Day 7 groceries are:

• Beef × 3
• Pork × 3
• Eggplant × 1
• Cabbage × 1
• Carrot × 3
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Beetroot × 1
• Tomato × 5
• Potato × 6
• Onion × 5
• Bread × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

If you do that, your combined Day 6 and Day 7 shopping list is:

• Beef × 3
• Pork × 3
• Eggplant × 1
• Cabbage × 1
• Carrot × 3
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Beetroot × 1
• Tomato × 5
• Potato × 6
• Onion × 5
• Bread × 2
• Ham × 2
• Salad × 1

Purchasing all Day 7 groceries upfront means you can jump straight into cooking as soon as Day 7 begins, skipping time-consuming store runs. You can also prepare some of Day 7’s meals early since cooked food doesn’t spoil, making the final morning far less hectic.

You can also prepare some Day 7 meals on Day 6 if you have enough time. Cooked meals won’t spoil, so this can also make the final morning less stressful.

Day 7 Recipes and Grocery List

On Day 7, your menu includes:

• Shchi
• Ratatouille
• Goulash

If you didn’t bulk buy the previous day, here’s what to pick up:

• Beef × 1
• Pork × 1
• Eggplant × 1
• Cabbage × 1
• Carrot × 2
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 3
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 3

• Shchi
• Ratatouille
• Goulash

Buy These Ingredients:

If you already bought the Day 7 groceries on Day 6, you don’t need another shopping trip.

Otherwise, buy:

• Beef × 1
• Pork × 1
• Eggplant × 1
• Cabbage × 1
• Carrot × 2
• Zucchini × 1
• Pepper × 1
• Tomato × 3
• Potato × 3
• Onion × 3

Day 7 can feel overwhelming if you’re unprepared. Having all ingredients ready beforehand or pre-cooking meals significantly reduces the chaos and prevents any ability to fall behind on cooking duties.

How to Serve Soup in Woman Simulator

Serving soups in Woman Simulator might cause confusion given the mechanics. The most straightforward way is to serve directly from the pot used for boiling. Simply pick up the pot and place it on the table for serving.

The most reliable method is to serve the soup directly from the same pot it was boiled in. Pick up the pot and place it on the table as the serving container.

If you want to transfer the soup into a bowl, then:

If you prefer to use a bowl, follow these steps:

1. Pick up the bowl.
2. Press E to scoop the soup into the bowl.
3. Once filled, place the bowl on the table.

If the above doesn’t work, try placing the bowl down first, then picking up the pot and pressing Q to transfer the soup to the bowl.