Grocery List for Balanced Nutrition
🛒 Want healthier meals without the stress? It all starts with your grocery list.
Learn how to build a balanced nutrition plan that saves time, money, and guesswork—one smart shopping trip at a time 🥦🍎
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Grocery List for Balanced Nutrition
🛒 Want healthier meals without the stress? It all starts with your grocery list.
Learn how to build a balanced nutrition plan that saves time, money, and guesswork—one smart shopping trip at a time 🥦🍎
Weekly Mealplan
Week of 08.10.26 to 08.16.26
Inspired by @littlehouseontheaerie to journal my weekly meal plans! It'll be helpful to have a record as I develop my confidence in the kitchen ♡
Fruits of the week: apples, grapes, strawberries, blueberries, bananas
Veggies of the week: broccoli, green beans, baby carrots, peas
Monday ☆ Lovebug's First Day of Kindergarten ☆
Lunch - quesedillas & refried beans + fruit
Dinner - Italian wedding soup (Lovebug's request) + broccoli + special chocolate and mini m&m cookies
Tuesday *Dearest gone all day to take his electrian licensure exam and then drive 4 hours each way to get the minivan
Lunch - tuna & crackers + cheese + fruit
Dinner - mac 'n cheese + veggies
Wednesday
Lunch - PB&J + ham slices + fruit
Dinner - Shake 'n Bake pork chops + sweet potatoes + green beans with bacon + cornbread (Dearest's request for celebrating taking his exam)
Thursday
Lunch - tofu & rice + peas
Dinner - slow cooker rigatoni "lasagna" + broccoli
Friday
Lunch - mini pizzas on English muffins using some of the sauce from the night before + fruit
Dinner - leftovers + veggies
Saturday *my dad comes to visit for a week
Dinner - slow cooker French onion soup & roast + veggies
Sunday
Dinner - burgers (my dad has a tradition of burgers and/or steaks every Sunday) + veggies
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