Menu planning board

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Menu Planner: this is what I've been looking for. It will speed up the weekly meal planning by about a million!

Weekly Meal planning chalk board!

There is no right or wrong answer. I struggled with all of the above. When planning out what to cook I have made a theme for each day. As well as all of our favorites meal ideas that go under e…

January, the first month of a brand new year, is just naturally the perfect time to make changes and start new habits. Something about hanging a new calendar on the wall always inspires me to try to get a bit more organized. If you are motivated to organize your schedule, meals, budget, or even your blog in 2015, then keep on reading! Today I'm sharing some fantastic free printables that will help you do just that.

I have been using a magnetic menu planning board for years now. I love how it makes the actual menu planning process so simple- all I have to do to pick and choose family dinners from my list and just move them into their daily spot. No more answering the question, "What's for Dinner?"- my kids know exactly where to look!

To make sure our new routine runs smoothly during the week, I have been working on ways to organize our time and schedule accordingly. One of the newest projects I have implemented is this weekly menu board, which I am sharing below.

One of the best ways to get yourself into the habit of weekly meal planning is to hang a menu board in your kitchen. So to inspire you to get organized with your menu planning- here are 10 great menu board ideas! I hope that you find one that will work for you!

Hello, Hello! On Monday, I showed you my Magnetic Menu Board and explained how it works! If you missed it, you can read it here! As promised, I am back today to show you how

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Every week I try and participate in #fullfridgefriday. This means that I meal plan, grocery shop and have my fridge “full” by Friday, leaving time for fun family time on the weekend and less time spent doing boring tasks like grocery shopping 😉 Despite how much I love the idea of a “full fridge” I am making the last week of every month different. I will use the last part of the month to use up what we already have in our fridge, freezer and pantry. This is something I want to incorporate…

Meal planning sounds like a fantastic idea, but it can be difficult to execute if you're not a planner. This is a super simple thing you can do that will help you figure out what

I’m not a fan of cute crafty things, but I love a good DIY project, especially when it has a practical purpose. This menu board is a helpful way to plan your grocery needs for the week, and to get the family involved in the process.Although I aim to head to the grocery store once a week, it seems I’m always darting in for a last minute ingredient.