How it works
Twenty questions. One dinner.
morsels45 is a decide-for-me game, not a recipe blog. The free loop is the whole product for most people. Premium is for the nights you already know what you never want, and the nights you want to play it as a game.
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Hit Decide for me
No account. No email. The catalogue is already loaded — 112 dishes, from a bowl of ramen to a banana and peanut butter on toast.
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Answer the either-ors
Sweet or savoury. Hot or cold. Hands or cutlery. Skip with “either” if you honestly do not mind. Undo if you misspoke. There are no wrong ones.
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Watch the list shrink
Every answer reweights the catalogue. The meter on the screen is not decoration — it is how close the engine is to a single dish.
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Get one answer
Not a list of ten. One. If nothing could meet everything you asked for, it says which preference it had to let go of, instead of quietly handing you something that argues with you.
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Take it or leave it
“That’s the one” banks the decision and the XP. “Not quite” tries again from where you are. Standard stops there. Premium can save it, snooze it, or strike it off for good.
What Premium changes
- Always avoid
- Ban meat, seafood, cheese, spice, fried food, or caffeine once. Every future game skips those dishes and never asks the matching question. This does not run on Standard — toggling it without Premium opens checkout instead of quietly filtering the catalogue.
- Knockout, Blitz, This or that, Together
- Three other ways to land on dinner when you are bored of questions. Locked on Standard, live the moment Premium is on the same Whop account.
- Cook mode and the cupboard
- One step at a time, with a timer for the steps that name one. Or name what is already in the kitchen and get the recipes you can start without a shop run.