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Add ingredients examples. Requires WPPizza and the WPPizza “Add Ingredients” extension

Chicken Curry

    • 5.00
      regular
  • £

click the price to choose your spice setup : sizes (wppizza->mealsizes): screenshot ingredients (wppizza->ingredients): screenshot ingredients custom group (wppizza->ingredients : tab->custom groups): screenshot menu item (wppizza->menu items : selected menu item): screenshot result: just click on the price above..

simple meal for 2

    • 14.00
      regular
  • £

2 minimum selections required, 2 maximum selections allowed add ingredients setup details: list of ingredients, custom group  

simple meal for 2 – upsell

    • 14.00
      regular
  • £

minimum 2 , maximum unlimited but for extra charges add ingredients setup details: list of ingredients, custom group

Ice Cream Cups

    • 3.00
      3 Balls
    • 5.00
      5 Balls
    • 7.00
      7 Balls
  • £

Select 3, 5 or 7 free. additional at cost screenshots: sizes, ingredients, custom groups (1), (2), (3), custom groups - exclude (1), (2), (3), menu item prefixes (@,# are simply for identification purposes)

Platters

    • 10.00
      per person
  • £

Sell platters depending on number of people.

 

The example here is based on: 1-9 people £14 p/p , 10-19 people £12 p/p, 20+ people £10 p/p. adjust as required. see links below for screenshots how this is set up. to add the "from" prefix to the price, you could add the following filter to your theme's functions.php (assuming the id for your platter menu item is 85) 
add_filter('wppizza_filter_loop_prices', 'myprefix_platter_filter', 10, 2 );
function myprefix_platter_filter($prices, $post){
	if($post->ID==85){/**change this id as appropriate**/		
		$prices[0]['price'] = __('from').' '.$prices[0]['price'];
	}
return $prices;
}
alternatively you could also do this by css using: 
#wppizza-article-prices-85 > ul > li > span:before{content:'from ';}
use your browsers element inspector to get the right element id