So many of us are finding our grocery bill to be one of our biggest weekly expense (myself included). With a few changes to our family budget we’ve decided to focus on reducing our weekly grocery budget BUT with a catch. It HAD to still be healthy on a budget.
As most of you know, health and wellness is something I value highly. I still want to choose the best possible options for my family, and I want to do so on a budget.
This new HEALTHY ON A BUDGET series is designed to show you how you CAN still eat healthy on a budget and how you can make a few simple changes, swaps or savvy purchases to save you money without compromising your health.
I have so many ideas for videos within the HEALTHY ON A BUDGET series, including kids lunch boxes, breakfast ideas, grocery hauls and hacks, family meals (meat based included for those of us who also have/are meat-eating family members) and snack ideas. I would LOVE to hear from you too! What would you love to see in this series.
The first video is linked below. It covers VEGETARIAN MEAL PREP for approximately $21. This prep made our family meal times incredibly simple and made prepping meals from my recipe book Nourished in 30 EVEN FASTER!
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The recipes filmed in this video are linked in the video description box or can be found in Nourished in 30 or my kids recipe ebook (available only until 30/4/18 when it will be removed from our shop to make way for our brand new comprehensive recipe book for kids coming soon!).
You CAN eat healthy on a budget and I can’t wait to share more videos to show you how!
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Krissy Ropiha is a Certified Nutrition and Health Coach specialising in early childhood nutrition and a Psychology graduate (BScPsycHons). She is passionate about supporting, inspiring and empowering busy mums to take back control of their family’s health, get nourishing meals on the table in less than 30 minutes and achieve happy and successful family meal times.
Strive for nourishment, not perfection.