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This popular approach to planning a rotation of favorite meals can help you streamline your time and budget. chalermphon_tiam / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Living on the Cheap. My experiment with a $4-a-day food budget has become a welcome and permanent adjustment to my menu planning and grocery shopping routine. It has saved not only money, but my time as well as some of my sanity. The $4-a-day food budget was popularized by Leanne Brown in her free online book, Good and Cheap (PDF)…
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