How much should your affordable "healthy" meals really cost?

Hi reader, My weekends look VERY different now than they used to. When my kids were little (double-stroller age), we'd pack lunch and go to a local park or mountain to go hiking. We'd come home for an afternoon nap and then have dinner at a friends' house. My job was to save my family money, which meant the majority of weekdays were spent either at the grocery store, or at home studying circulars for the next time I was at the grocery store. I'd load the kids in that double stroller first thing in the morning, pack a snack and walk to the grocery store so I could be there right when they opened. The store would be quiet and mostly empty, which meant I could take my time shopping, look for hidden sales on healthy foods, and crunch numbers on whether I should buy something or make it from scratch myself. Nowadays though, my schedule probably looks a lot like yours... Weekdays are spent working and shuffling the kids around to their activities. Grocery shopping is crammed into a teeny block of free time on Sunday afternoons. And sometimes that "free time" disappears before we can even make it out the door! Can you relate to being short on time, and yet still wanting to save money, reader? Here's my saving grace: All those days I spent at the grocery store with the kids allowed me to create a simple and straight-forward grocery budgeting system in three simple steps. I teach this system in my course Grocery Budget Bootcamp, and I show you how you can do all the things related to healthy eating on a budget (meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking from scratch, etc.) easily and quickly every week. And I know FOR A FACT that Grocery Budget Bootcamp works, because I've taught it to over 2,000 students, from over 35+ different countries, who have saved over $7.5 million dollars, and I have TONS of success stories from people just like you. But I also know that sometimes you need some practical, tangible ways to save money ASAP while you're learning my 3-step grocery budgeting process. So for this weekend only, I'm giving you my Dinner in Under $10 Bundle as a free bonus when you register for Grocery Budget Bootcamp. This bonus teaches you how to drastically cut back on your grocery budget before class even begins, all by asking one question: Have you ever stopped to consider how much your real food meals are costing you? When we're working hard to make real food affordable for our families, we turn to the proven techniques that have stood the test of time, like meal planning and reducing food waste and cooking from scratch (among others). But there's another technique that can boost your savings right off the bat, or help you to trim your spending even more if you've reached a budget plateau. My Dinner in Under $10 Bundle will walk you through this technique, showing you exactly how your meals cost, so you know exactly where to reduce spending. I'm confident that this bonus can save you $100 right away, and it's my free gift to you, just by enrolling in Grocery Budget Bootcamp this weekend! → Click HERE to get your free gift and enroll in Grocery Budget Bootcamp. Whether your goals are to…  save time (having an exact system to follow for planning, prepping, and cooking) save money (by knowing exactly what to make versus what to buy) save stress (being able to buy organic and fresh food, without worrying about it costing too much) … or to have a step-by-step system that you can easily follow every month so you're not reinventing the wheel... Then Grocery Budget Bootcamp is for you. Secure your spot and your FREE BONUS by registering before Sunday night on this page. I look forward to seeing you inside the course! ♥ Tiffany PS - Enrollment closes soon, so I want to make sure you knew these few things before it's too late: Enrollment is only open for THREE more days. This is the ONLY class I'm teaching this year. The next course registration won't be until 2022, at the earliest. Your free gift Dinner in Under $10 Bundle is included when you register before TOMORROW night (Sunday, March 28). → Click HERE to join Grocery Budget Bootcamp and start saving $100 this weekend! I respect your time and inbox, so if you no longer want to hear about Grocery Budget Bootcamp, just click here to opt-out and you will still receive the weekly newsletter. Or you can unsubscribe from everything using the link below.

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