At Step Five use this free printable grocery list to create your own shopping list which coincides with the weekly menu planning you have done in steps 1-4. It is not difficult to do or follow, and at the end of this process you will have a weekly menu planner which will take the daily stress out of meal preparation. If you have successfully followed steps 1- 4, you would have five "7 day meal planners" - one for each week of the month. This is the last big step in creating a menu planner.
Use this generic grocery shopping list to add in all the extra items to the weekly list - like toothpaste, cleaning products, paper products and so on. The items are categorized with some extra spaces so you can add your own necessary items to the shopping list. Spread out these expensive items over the 5 weeks. Some items may need to be bought twice over the month, other items may need to bought weekly and others may need to be bought once per month. Add these items accordingly over the grocery lists. |
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The Easiest Solution: The Menu Planner Guide is a step by step guide to help you plan your weekly meals, over a month with all the related grocery lists. Everything included (more than what you see here) as well as easy instructions for you to follow. This Guide can be purchased separately as a downloadable file or as one part of the Complete Household Notebook. |
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