Meal Planning Binder {49 pages}

Hate planning your weekly meals because it takes so long? What about figuring out which recipes your family will actually be excited to eat this week? Even though meal planning sounds like a good idea in theory, it can seem like a daunting task if you don't have the right tools to work with.

That's where my printable Meal Planning Binder comes in handy. With just a little bit of organization, you can make your weekly meal plan and grocery list quickly and efficiently without struggling to come up with sure-to-be-a-hit meal ideas!

By creating master lists of your family's favorite foods, you avoid the overwhelm that usually comes with planning a week of tasty meals. No more racking your brain for meal ideas. Instead, you'll simply reference your meal planning binder where you'll find pages and pages of family favorites.

Pages include:

• Step-by-step instructions for setting up and using your meal planning binder
• 8 different binder cover designs
• Planner pages in 2 colorways (choose your favorite one or mix and match!)
• Appetizers
• Soups
• Salads
• Mains
• Sides
• Breads 
• Sauces
• Desserts
• Drinks
• Breakfasts
• Snacks
• Miscellaneous
• Sunday-start meal plan + grocery list
• Monday-start meal plan + grocery list
• Undated meal plan + grocery list

Please note that this is an instant digital download that you can print at home. Nothing will be shipped, and you get immediate access at checkout!

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