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Interesting times – a curse or not?
- Aug, 26, 2017
- Adrienne
- Budgeting, Budgeting in South Africa, Family, food, grocery shopping, Health, household management, Meal Planning, Parenting
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Interesting times May you live in interesting times, is thought to be a Chinese curse, however, there is no proof of this. The first time this sentence appears to have been used was in 1936 by the British Ambassador to China, Mr. Hughe knatch-Hugessen. In recent months this has been our home life. I like […]
Overhaul
- Aug, 17, 2017
- Adrienne
- Family, food, grocery shopping, Health, Meal Planning
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Sometimes our eating habits need an overhaul. This is when meal planning becomes your biggest ally. These past few months we have had to change the way the family eats. I have always cooked fairly healthy, low GI meals but now we have had to introduce carbohydrate free dinners. This has meant that I have […]
Read MoreIs your timing right?
- Apr, 19, 2017
- Adrienne
- Family, Family Calendar, food, household management, Managing your household, Meal Planning, Parenting, Quick meals
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Timing An important aspect of successful meal planning is timing. When you draw up your meal plan one of the main components you need to keep in mind is your daily routine and how much time you have to make that particular meal. A couple of weeks ago I made a new recipe for the […]
My month with Gordon
- Apr, 06, 2017
- Adrienne
- food, books, Family, Meal Planning, Reviews
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Gordon Ramsay is my chef hero! I think the reason for this is because his philosophy appears to be the fact that good, tasty, healthy food can be simple and doesn’t have to cost a fortune. In February I was gifted his Ultimate Cookery Course cook book. Being kosher, recipes are often a problem when […]
Read MoreWinging it with a meal plan!
- Mar, 29, 2017
- Adrienne
- Budgeting in South Africa, Budgeting, Daily budgeting for South Africans, food, grocery shopping, household management, Meal Planning, monthly shopping, Quick meals, saving money
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You like winging it in your kitchen. You want to meal plan but you hate recipes! No problem. Meal planning with no recipe Meal planning is about more than recipes, it is about a lifestyle change. Simplifying your life and making time for you to spend doing what you prefer. It also saves you money. […]
Read More10 reason to grocery shop online
- Mar, 23, 2017
- Adrienne
- Budgeting in South Africa, Budgeting, Child safety, Daily budgeting for South Africans, Environmental Issues, Family, food, grocery shopping, household management, Managing your household, monthly shopping, online shopping, personal finance, saving money
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Here are 10 reasons to grocery shop on line. In June 2015 I started this blog and in the first article I spoke about how much I saved with online shopping. Nearly 2 years later, I can still say it is worth the hassle. Yes it was a huge learning curve on how to do […]
Planning a picnic
- Mar, 15, 2017
- Adrienne
- Uncategorized, Family, food, Meal Planning, Parenting
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Going on a picnic can be both fun and exhausting. Fun as it is great way for family to spend time together. It is exhausting, as you need to organize the food and cold drinks, cutlery and crockery to take with you. Planning a picnic is quite an undertaking, especially if you have small children. […]
The restaurant meal plan
- Mar, 08, 2017
- Adrienne
- Budgeting, food, Health, Meal Planning, South African
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Meal planning doesn’t only have to be meals made at home. If you are in the type of working environment that requires you to eat out, then put restaurant food on your meal plan. Dinner Theme Meal Planning How does this work? If for instance you use a meal planning template, this could help you decide […]
Are you Proud of your Pantry?
- Mar, 05, 2017
- Adrienne
- Budgeting in South Africa, budget gifts, Daily budgeting for South Africans, Family, food, grocery shopping, household management, Kosher, Managing your household, Organisation and clean up
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What’s in the pantry? Your pantry cupboard is an important part of your kitchen. If this is in a mess and dis-organised, it is not only difficult to decide what to make for dinner, but it also wastes money. How many times have you gone to the store bought something only discover on your return […]
Read MorePlanning 3 meals a day
- Mar, 01, 2017
- Adrienne
- Family, Family Calendar, food, Health, Meal Planning
- 2 Comments.
Planning for 3 meals a day is important when you are trying to follow a healthier eating plan. Starting off well Breakfast is purported to be the most important meal of the day as it helps to kick start your metabolism after a 6-8 hour fast (sleep). One aspect of meal planning is that you […]
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