ChatGPT Meal Planning: Effortlessly Plan and Cook with AI
Vanderbilt University · View on Coursera ↗
Taught by Dr. Jules White
HealthData Science
About the course
Tired of the daily meal planning grind? Discover how to harness the power of ChatGPT to revolutionize your meal planning and cooking routine! In ChatGPT Meal Planning: Effortlessly Plan and Cook with AI, you'll learn how to transform the way you approach meals, using AI to create customized plans that fit your schedule, dietary needs, and preferences—without the stress. By the end, you will know exactly how to use Generative AI to act like your personal chef and inspire you with creative new rec
The consensus
1 of the 10 reviews we read rated it 3★ or lower, but none of them wrote a comment. This is the most-upvoted review (no upvotes).
“ChatGPT Meal Planning. I really liked this course! It was a fun way to jump into Generative AI, and I learned a lot more than just meal planning. I enjoyed the meal planning - with all the tips and suggestions- and the instructions and prepared prompts were applicable to Copilot and Gemini. I have a Pixel 9 Pro - with Gemini Advance- and meal planning became addicting! I thought the instructor was personable, and I can easily see how you can take the AI skills you learn in this course and apply it to other research projects and/ or hobbies. I would recommend this course if (1) you like to cook, (2) you are short on time and want customized, tailored meal suggestions, and/or (3) you would like to see ChatGPT in action, using a familiar example.”
Coursera's 4.8 comes from 30 ratings. Of those, 3.3% are 1–2★.
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Reviews read on 23 Oct 2026.Read them on Coursera ↗