I feed two adults and two kids for less than $300 a month.
I know what you're thinking...ramen, mac n' cheese, Hamburger Helper, right? I can't say that ramen and mac aren't ever consumed in my house, but rarely and almost never for dinner.
Things we regularly eat; homemade bread and hearty soups, pizza from scratch, bbq chicken, teriyaki pork, Thai noodles, meatless meals a few times a week.
On top of that, I try to incorporate new recipes into each meal plan. Last week, it was a Brie and Bacon Quiche recipe that I found on Pinterest. (which I use to find new recipes all.the.time.)
What I plan to write about here is just how I go about making meals work on such a thin budget. Meal-planning takes time and effort, but it's worth it. It won't take nearly as much effort as the crazy couponing thing...which I could never find the time to do.
Basically, meal-planning takes about an hour of your life to do. I do it in front of the tv at night while I catch up on shows. We'll go into all the meat and gravy of the process in a future post.
And now we're acquainted...hope you enjoy!
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Exactly what I needed! I look forward to reading more, Tamie!
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Thanks Angela!! I figure, why not? I'm already blasting everything I eat as it is! Haha!
DeleteI love this idea! I just added you to my blog reader. :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you post. My household could seriously benefit from cheaper options since we pretty much make two dinners a night. One allergen free one for me (that I also reheat for lunch the next day), and one regular meal for my husband and Coraline.
I am sure some of my meals will be g-free...I'm interested in incorporating more of them myself!
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