Just in time for busy days (hello September), learn how to make freeze-ahead dinners for one week (or more!) and even have extras in the freezer. Most of us know how much time and money you can save from meal planning, yet, for many of us, it still remains a struggle! Unless you have a good system in place or use a service, it’s not always easy (or fun) to come up with meal ideas for the week ahead.
Which is exactly why we’re excited to tell you (in today’s sponsored post) that our long-time meal planning partner, Plan to Eat, is currently offering a FREE challenge with 20 make-ahead meals to help you get your own system started! We’ve partnered with them to provide the recipes, and they’ve used their structure to put the plan into place. It’s really a winning combination!
Make Ahead Meal Plan Challenge
Imagine not having the stress of “what’s for dinner” for the entire week, but still getting home-cooked meals on the table! On top of that, you’ll have backup meals in your freezer that you can pull out whenever you’re too busy to cook.
Once you sign up, you’ll get access to the 20 make-ahead real food meals that are tried and true recipes perfect for preparing ahead of time so that you can avoid mealtime stress during the week. And since they are also (ahem) our recipes, we can attest to them being real-food approved!
So join us for Plan to Eat’s Make Ahead Meal Plan Challenge and let’s commit to getting wholesome food on our dinner tables, even on nights when we don’t have time to be in the kitchen. This 4-week challenge is FREE to both new subscribers (using Plan to Eat’s 30-day free trial) as well as current subscribers. We’d love to see you there!
About Plan to Eat
Plan to Eat is an online meal planner that allows you to collect and organize your recipes (from the web, cookbooks or your own collection) and drag them onto a meal planning calendar on the days when you’d like to eat them. It’s great for all of those times that you see a recipe that inspires you, or one that you want to make in the future. And it’s also useful for helping you keep all of those meals that you love organized in one place! Based on the recipes you plan, Plan to Eat will automatically create your grocery list for you!
Try Plan to Eat free for 30 days and streamline your cooking process with this challenge or anytime you want assistance getting organized in the kitchen.
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