
Your one-stop shop for budget grocery how-tos and copycat recipes from your favorite restaurants. Here you'll get real home kitchen tested dinner ideas as well as honest peaks at what a food editor feeding four spends each month.
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The 7 things I do every month, plus the one new habit I'm trying in May
Welcome in, I’m Meghan Splawn — long time food editor, grocery aficionado and mom of two. Even though I’ve written about meal planning and budget food for near 10 year...
Hi there! I’m Meghan Splawn a long time food editor who is working to cut her family’s food spending in half this year (yes, in this economy). This week’s newsletter has been sitting in my draft for two weeks because it wasn’t what I origin...
March's Food Spending Report
Welcome in, I’m Meghan Splawn — long time food editor, grocery aficionado and mom of two. Even though I’ve written about meal planning and budget food for near 10 years, I let me own habits get sloppy and
Welcome back to Dinner Tonight. This series is a retrospective on dinners I cooked recently for my family of four, so that you have meal planning inspiration for next week. You can get some sneak peeks on Dinner Tonight in my Instagram stor...
AKA We have Panera Bread at Home! Plusips for beating the fast casual chain at taking your money.
Hi there! This year, I’m finally putting all my years of writing about meal planning, grocery budgets, and recipe tracking to good use — spec...
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Writer on food & cooking. Helping home cooks be more confident and joyful in the kitchen and at the grocery store. Memory maker and keeper. \ud83d\udc9b Award winning podcast host. Former cookbook lackey. Long lapsed pro-baker.
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