Eat at Home Menu Planning

Eat at Home Menu Planning will help you get dinner on the table every night for your family. Let's talk Menu Planning today and how easy this program makes it for us.

This post has been updated from last year with new information and NEW Meal Plans!

Eat at Home Menu Planning

I am SO excited to see that the Eat at Home Menu Plans are on sale this week! If you've been struggling with getting dinner on the table for your family, this is the plan for YOU! The Eat at Home Menu Planning does all the work for you.

You get menu plans and grocery lists AND you get access to four different plans. The recipes can all be fixed quickly, with only a few minutes of prep time because the recipes use common pantry ingredients.

How Menu Planning Works:

This system is very easy because all the work is done for you. All you need to do is choose which menu plan you want to use, print the grocery list, go shopping and then start cooking!

You have four different menu plans to choose from:

Traditional
Wholesome Traditional
Slow Cooker
No Flour, No Sugar

How to Order the Menu Planning:

Start HERE
Use the code HOME at checkout
Sign up for a 1-month, 3-month, or 1 year subscription - you can cancel anytime, however, the best price is definitely on the annual plan, but try it out for just a month and see what you think if you're unsure!
Once you've signed up, you'll have access to ALL of the menu plans including the new No Flour, No Sugar Plan, her Slow Cooker Plan, her Traditional Plan AND her Wholesome Traditional Plan (that's the one I'm using next week.)
I promise this will change dinnertime in your home!

How to Use the Menu Planning:

Using these meal plans is the best way to make dinner simple and easy.

Choose your plan – you get access to four different plan types!
Shop with the color-coded grocery list
Make dinner – you get slow cooker, instant pot, 15-minute recipes and more!

With this sale, the annual plan is so inexpensive if it saves your family from eating out just once or twice, you’ll have paid for the plan. Anything on top of that is money in your pocket.