Hello, I hope you’re enjoying the #AddJoy challenge this season! We are finding small ways to add joy to our lives every day. Today I’m excited to share this giveaway hop with you.
Each participating blogger is giving away a different prize, and you can find the list at the end of this post. For my giveaway, I decided to give away a meal planning tool that I have been LOVING since December: Plan to Eat.
The Plan to Eat online recipe organizer, meal planner, and grocery shopping list maker was built to give you the tools you need to eat great food, at home, with your household gathered around your table.
Plan to Eat is an online menu planner that uses your recipes, scheduled for the days you want them. It automatically makes your grocery list, organized the way you like to shop, using the recipes you’ve selected.
I’m working on a fun project for which you WILL want a subscription!
Feel free to check it out, they have a FREE 30 day trial period. And one lucky winner will be gifted a year’s subscription! Here’s how to enter:
Good luck! And don’t forget to enter the giveaways from other bloggers that are part of the hop!
Note: This post includes an affiliate link.
Diane
Since I don’t plan my meals very well, I end up eating things I shouldn’t eat just because I am so darn hungry!! I would like to be more patient and wait until I have a nice meal ready before I stuff my face 🙂
Amanda Jordan
We tried meal planning but had a hard time sticking to it because it was not filling or we wanted something different.
Heather E.
My biggest challenge is definitely the fact that I am cooking for one! I end up eating a lot of the same meals over and over again to avoid food waste, and then I get burnt out from the lack of variety. 🙁
Shannon
Being able to afford healthy foods.
Mary
Leftovers! I never know what to do with that extra bit of this or that.
Farrah
Right now, it’s my broken hand making it difficult to cook! :[
Jen
Staying organized is difficult sometimes to stick with a meal plan.
Beth
Staying organized and having a list for the grocery store ahead of time.
Kristen M
You’d think I’d have figured this out by now, but my biggest struggle is organization. Some days menu planning comes easily, and other days I wonder how I’ve managed to feed my husband and kids for the last 19 years.
Kimberly G
For me it’s definitely time and then the question of “what do i want to eat for the next 4 days”! lol
ronalee duncan
my biggest challenge is keeping the meals healthy
Barrie
I try to do a monthly meal plan, but sticking with it- and not getting bored- or rather my family getting bored is key!
elizabeth miller
My biggest challenge to meal planning is trying so hard to come up with something different that doesn’t require ingredients I never use that I end up cooking the same things over and over.
Christina B.
The problem with my meal planning is that I forget. Either to plan or what I had planned or what I was supposed to buy. Then sometimes I am just too tired.
brittany jackson
my biggest challenge is my picky kids. all 3 of them are picky and like different things. it makes meal time a night mare
Laura
My biggest challenge when it comes to meal planning is sticking to the plan after I write it!
Linda Bradshaw
I think my biggest problem would be to actually make the plan. I did once or twice but changed it and it was written in pen so I had to throw the paper plan out.
Mary Beth Jackson
taking the time to do it!
Melissa S
My biggest challenge is getting into a food rut. Right now I have the same meals in rotation and I am really getting sick of them.
patricia delgado
The organization is my biggest challenge. I love finding recipes to make for the month but making the shopping lists and also using the items before they spoil are difficult for me.
Jerry Marquardt
The biggest challenge is to stick to your plan directly. When something comes up, it throws a curve ball, and then you still have to get your planned meal out there.