Meal Planning Saves Time, Money and is Good for the Environment

 


Meal planning saves time and money. Make some time on the weekend to write down what you think you might be able to cook for the week. Go through some recipes if you need to. If you have kids get then to write it. There’s more chance of them eating and participating Grocery shop for what you need. Once it becomes a habit, you will find you will be saving time and money on your weekly food budget. Less waste too. What is your go to easy weeknight meal? Let us know.

Here are some more ideas about #MealPlanning

 

A beginners guide to meal planning


Online Meal Planner

 

How to Meal plan by blogger Chaotically Yours with a printable planner

 

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