This is an excellent idea. I need to save some cash and in reality I have a ton of food around the house. Having our CSA box each week, which includes cheese, will make it easier. And I’ll still buy milk too.
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I will do this from time to time – I can almost always dig a meal out of my freezer/cupboard if I have to. I just have a general loathing of grocery shopping.
That’s a really great idea!
I’ve been trying to empty the freezer for several months using this method. I do a weekly plan highlighting what we’ve got already in the cupboard and just focusing on the essentials using Google docs which we share so pao can write down things he thinks we need. It has saved us a lot of money just planning ahead and not getting more of what we have already which is great!
I love the google docs idea!
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I’ve been thinking the same thing when I went shopping last night. I have things in the pantry I need to use up, so this might be just the ticket to clear up some pantry space and save some money.
Maybe I’ll start that this week too! Thanks for the link/info 🙂