Every month, I'll send you a free menu plan for 1 week. It'll feature seasonal, frugal, real food meal inspiration that you can adjust to YOUR life. Many of them include allergy-free versions. Use part or all of it as you see fit. From CheapskateCook.com

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Meal planning is hard. I don’t know why.

Seems like it should be easy, right? We know what food we like to eat. We know, basically, what we should eat. So why, when we start a grocery list and think about our meals for the week, do we suddenly forget all of it?

Every week, when I ask my boys what they want for dinner, they give me 2 answers: Pizza and burgers.

And yet, I ask them every week.

It’s even harder when you throw in trying to save money and eat healthy. Sure, I want cheesecake and steak on the menu every week. But if I keep eating like that, my budget is shot and my weeks are numbered.

I’ve been saving money and eating healthy for over 10 years. Our family of 5 eats real food – most of it organic, local, and/or gluten-free – on the same amount of money we would get if we were on food stamps. 

Do you struggle with menu planning when you’re trying to be frugal and mindful about what you eat? I want to make your job easier.

Every month, I’ll send you a FREE menu plan for 1 week’s worth of meals. It’ll feature seasonal, frugal, real food inspiration that you can adjust to YOUR life. Many meals include allergy-free versions. Use part or all of it as you see fit. Make it work for you!

To get it, join the Cheapskate Cooks list. It’s not a big spammy inbox-crowder. Nobody got time for that. Instead, I send free menu plans, alert you when there’s a new post on the blog or a great deal, and send you free tips no one else gets to see!

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