Healthy eateries, meal plan services and juice bars can launch a working food site with Nutrela, a Tailwind CSS meal prep template built on Tailwind CSS 4. It has 31 pages and 3 home page designs, plus light and dark mode on one switch.

Three Home Pages for an Eatery, a Meal Plan Service and a Juice Bar

Each home page suits a different kind of food business, so you pick the one that matches yours.

• Home 01, The Eatery: bowls for real life, fresh fruit every morning and a week of plates. The house bowl fills ingredient by ingredient as you scroll.
• Home 02, Meal Plans: chef-made plates delivered weekly, with plans priced by the meal. A day’s four plates add up to protein, carbs, fat and fibre.
• Home 03, Juice & Smoothie Bar: blends from the bar and six bottles pressed each morning. Fruit cut-outs float at three depths and lean toward the pointer.

Tailwind CSS Meal Prep Template With a Bowl Builder and Plan Pricing

This Tailwind CSS meal prep template calculates calories from macros, so every dish, bowl and plan shows numbers that add up. Customers choose a base, a protein, up to four toppings, a dressing and extras, in a regular or large size. Calories, macros and price follow every choice.

Start Your Plan takes a buyer through four steps: a goal with a calorie calculator, the plan, delivery, then personal details. The calculator suggests the nearest calorie band. Meal Plans & Pricing then shows the meal price by calorie band and meals a day, along with add-ons, the commitment rate and the delivery fee.

Delivery Days, Juice Cleanse and Account Pages

• Delivery Days: a customer picks an area to see its delivery weekdays and fee, the next four drops and a countdown to the cut-off.
• Juice Cleanse: one, three or five days of six cold-pressed bottles, with the day price falling as the cleanse gets longer.
• Our Menu: filters for category, any number of diets and a calorie ceiling, plus search and sort.
• My Account: the active plan with its next drops, any of which can be skipped and brought back.

All 31 Pages, Grouped

Beyond the three homes, the template covers the rest of a food business.

• About the business: About Us, Our Process, What We Offer, Our Team and Team Member.
• Food and plans: Our Menu, Dish Details, Build A Bowl, Meal Plans & Pricing, Plan Details, Start Your Plan and Delivery Days.
• Shop: Pantry Shop, Product Details, Cart, Checkout, Wishlist and My Account.
• Content: Gallery, FAQ, Journal and Journal Details.
• Access and utility: Contact Us, Login and Register, plus a password reset page, a Coming Soon page and a 404 page.

One bag holds dishes, drinks, pantry products, bowls and cleanses, so a customer checks out once. The contact form works out of the box, with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3.

What Tailwind CSS 4 Means for These Pages

Each element carries its hover and focus styling right in the HTML tag. Because a section’s styling lives in its own markup, you can copy a block such as the Meal Plans pricing table to another page and the appearance comes along. Both themes use CSS-variable design tokens, and WebGL layers pick up the theme colours. The template also respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Dishes, Prices and Photos to Edit After Download

The first edit for many owners is the nutrition data, because dishes, macros, plan prices and delivery days all come from one data block. Next come the theme colours and the fonts, Signika for headlines and Open Sans for text. After that, swap in your own dishes, photos and delivery zones.

You can open the finished pages straight away, and the Tailwind source is included if you want to rebuild the styles. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own food photography. Documentation is included, and the code is well commented. Icons come from Font Awesome Free, and the fonts load from Google Fonts. The JavaScript uses Swiper 11, GSAP 3 with ScrollTrigger and Fancybox 3.5.