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How Pantry Hand makes money
Through affiliate links. Under each shopping list you can find the items at Amazon, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market. If you buy through those links, the store may pay us a commission. Your price is the same, the links are labelled where they appear, and the recipes and lists stay free. The equipment a recipe needs, from a blender to a sushi mat, links to a plain Amazon search for that tool on the same terms: we don't pick or rank products. As an Amazon Associate, Pantry Hand earns from qualifying purchases.
When we add one-step ordering, it will work like this: you send your shopping list to a grocery service, and if you place the order, that service may pay us a commission. The page will say so beside the button, every time, and so will your voice assistant.
What we promise
- The commission never changes a recipe. Ingredients, amounts and swaps are picked for the dish, not for what pays more.
- You choose the store. We never rank stores by what they pay us.
- Prices are the store's own, at checkout. We don't call anything the best or the cheapest.
- Nothing is ever bought without you seeing the cart and approving it.
What we keep
Nothing you type here. There are no accounts. Your ingredients stay in your browser tab and are forgotten when you close it. If you use Pantry Hand through an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT, the ingredients it sends reach our server only to answer that request, and we don't log or keep them. That assistant's own company has its own privacy terms for your conversation. The Alexa skill works the same way: what you say goes from Amazon to us only to find a recipe, and we don't keep it. If you ask it to, it adds the missing items to your Alexa shopping list, which is Amazon's, not ours.
If you email us, we keep your message and address so we can reply, and use them for nothing else. The full details are on the privacy page.
Get in touch
A wrong amount, a recipe that didn't work, a question about the links: write to support@pantryhand.com. A person reads it.