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I want fish recipes! I tried to incorporate fish about 3x a week, but don't have very many recipes. I finally got a bunch of spreadsheets, first 2 week grocery list, second two week grocery list, always on hand grocery list, and the toiletries and cleaners... whew! All done for 1 month, now...

Me too, dear bf REFUSES to eat leftovers!

I was just realizing how much easier the second two weeks were now that I have all the templates and grocery list done for the first two weeks. I was thinking about starting a second "template" grocery list to accommodate "AOH" always on hand items, like butter and milk, which ARE a part of some...

I finally got ALL four weeks menu'd and grocery listed! Whew! Now I have to compare the grocery lists to mark off what I have on hand, then mark off what we're geting from the co-op, and whatever is left I can go get at the grocery store. This all seems like a lot of work.

Hmm.. I think I will stick with a month at a time for now. After this one gets going and I get things more to where I understand the flow of things then maybe I can try for a year. I guess for now I will just have to incorporate any left-over non-perishables into the next months menu, and make...

OK that took forever! I got week 1 and week 2 down, (and I still have 3 & 4). I started by creating menu with servings amount, and then turned into a grocery list by guesstimating how many servings are in each bag/ box or whatever... (I don't know how to add it right so you guys can see it)...

Ok I got 1 week down, just need to organize into the categories... how does it look so far? WEEK 1 2 servings Ham 4 Eggs 2 tortillas 2 servings green onion, oil 2 Pear 2 servings Almonds 2 Steak 2 Potato 2 servings Veggies 2 Servings lettuce, 1 avocado, 1 tomato, 2 servings red onions, 2...

K working on transferring all my 2 week foods to a grocery list, then will do it for the other two weeks, then will break it down into your 7 columns. Also, I didn't include toiletries etc... I guess I always considered those separate... should I be doing that too? Will it help save money? We...

Yes. LoL. I guess since I don't know what I am doing of course I go about it backwards lol.

WOW!! That means that you have a budget of $28.33 a day for both of you for food!!! ($850/30). Even if you keep your eat-out money of $250, it still amounts to $20 per day -- a princely sum!!! And the fact that you don't like processed food makes it even easier and healthier!!! I can see...

Just me and my boyfriend. No special diets except that neither of us likes processed pre-packaged food.

We were talking about that last night and I think we budgeted it out to roughly $600 / month in food and $250 eating out... but we of course want to get it down if we can... What's next? PS. I found the tuna recipes... printed... yummy!

All I have to say is WOW. I know this is an old thread but I would VERY much like some of your help and wisdom here. I hope you come back to this thread. My bf and I are at the ends of our ropes with food and spending money on food! I read the whole thread and downloaded the excel worksheet. I...