It’s that time again! Here’s our $100 Budget Weekly Menu (for six people including three teens): Menu planning saves money!
See what we’re eating this week with a $100 grocery budget. (Some items were purchased in previous weeks in the $100 budget and are marked with an asterisk.)
Check back later today to see my grocery shopping for this week (and link up your savings!).
Read more about how I stick to a $100 a week budget in my FREE e-book Save More-Clip Less.
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*Items marked with an asterisk were purchased in previous weeks in the $100 Budget and are in the pantry, fridge or freezer.
BREAKFAST (Click purple links to go to recipes!)
Egg and Cheese Bagel
Cheese Toast, cantaloupe
French Toast, bacon*
Oatmeal* with cinnamon and raisins*
Blueberry Bagel* with cream cheese*
Fried eggs with spinach, sliced bananas
LUNCH
Turkey* Sandwich, raw veggies and dip* x2
Apple Sandwiches, celery* with cream cheese
Tuna Salad, raw veggies and ranch dressing*
Nachos, avocado slices
Salami slices, pepper jack cheese, green pepper slices
Steak* and Peppers, rice (click here for my Delicious Steak Marinade recipe)
Pasta* with Marinara Sauce*, garden salad
Spicy Chicken Thighs (sprinkle skin-on thighs with Lawry’s Seasoned Salt and bake for 1 hour at 350 degrees), Black Bean and Corn Salsa* (we LOVE this!)
Crockpot Ribs, steamed broccoli and cauliflower
Chicken Quesadillas, avocado slices, grape tomatoes (tortillas previously purchased)
Frozen Pizza, Romaine salad
Oven Baked Tacos, steamed broccoli
What are you eating this week? Leave a comment or link. 🙂
Please Note: I post my weekly menu to encourage menu planning and to give meal ideas, not as a nutritional standard. You should feed your family based on your priorities and values.
If you would like menu planning help, check out Emeals*–weekly menus based on your local store’s sales including recipes and a grocery list!
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Awesome deal on the waffle maker! Husband has been wanting one but we really don’t have room for another appliance or the money to spend. I’ll have to keep my eyes out for a good one at yard sales. If I see a good deal I think I could find a place to store it! 🙂
Hi Jessica,
How funny! I just discovered this awesome blog today and I have a lightly used waffle maker I am getting rid of. It’s a good one but I can’t use it anymore since going gluten free. Would love to send it to you if you’d like it. Email me if you are interested star_2000_shine@hotmail.com
-Ann
Ann P –
Just wanted to let you know that several members of my family are gluten free and I have been gluten free off and on and you definitely don’t have to give up waffles to go gluten free. I personally find keeping my favorite foods in my life makes the gluten free diet way easier. Pamela’s and Maninis are my favorite GF mixes and I eat waffles, muffins, homemade bread, cookies, cakes, etc. Anyway, good luck!
Seeing your picture of that chicken salad always makes me want chicken salad!
Here’s our meal plan: http://www.servingjoyfully.com/2012/04/23/423-weekly-meal-plan/