Weekly food plan.
Discussion
Does anyone do a food plan for a whole week in advance to stop you picking up snacks and having to waste time at a supermarket?
The butler looked at sainsburys version and its very boring...
toast/cereal for breakfast
sandwich for lunch
stodgy stuff for dinner
Need something that is easy to plan, lots of salad, no sandwiches, exciting dinners, no exotic (hard to get or uber expensive) ingredients for a single meal and most of all quick or if not quick then very easy (leave in oven for X hours and come back) cooking.
Is there any better than the waitrose one?
The butler looked at sainsburys version and its very boring...
toast/cereal for breakfast
sandwich for lunch
stodgy stuff for dinner
Need something that is easy to plan, lots of salad, no sandwiches, exciting dinners, no exotic (hard to get or uber expensive) ingredients for a single meal and most of all quick or if not quick then very easy (leave in oven for X hours and come back) cooking.
Is there any better than the waitrose one?
LordGrover said:
I've met du1point wot sit on several occasions, good chap.
chap has whimsical username so probably a decent sort.
You are unable to feed yourselves without the aid of the internets?
My mind? Blown!
shhh... its not laziness... its a plan
chap has whimsical username so probably a decent sort. You are unable to feed yourselves without the aid of the internets?
My mind? Blown!
OH is always thinking of reasons why I cant do home made this and home made that... Mainly down to carbs and wanting to cut them down.
Shortly after yet another salad rejection, she goes and eats homous with bread, completely ignoring my ideas and her own rules.
So after getting fed up of creating a load of menus only for her to shoot most down, I just wanted a nice long list of breakfast/lunch/dinner and she can choose through... Now I have 18 pages and some must be ok... I hope.
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can I have it please....