Dinner planning was stealing my time. So I fixed it.
I created this site for busy people who want to eat real food without spending an hour figuring out what to make. Every week, I take current grocery deals and turn them into a simple weeknight plan: 7 dinners, full recipes, and a shopping list by aisle.
It’s not about perfection. It’s about making dinner feel doable—saving time, saving money, and taking the mental load off your plate.
1) What makes it different
Built from current weekly deals (not random recipe roundups)
Fresh-ingredient focused (jarred sauces OK; no canned soups except broth)
Weeknight realistic recipes and instructions
Shopping list organized by aisle + easy swaps
2) “How it works”
Choose your store/area
Get this week’s plan (recipes + shopping list)
Shop once, cook all week
3) Who it’s for
This is for you if you:
want weeknight dinners without daily decisions
want to use grocery deals without hunting for recipes
like simple, repeatable meals with room to swap ingredients
My Approach
I build weekly meal plans from real grocery deals so dinner feels simple again. Each plan is designed for busy weeknights: fresh ingredients first, clear recipes, and a shopping list that makes it easy to get in and out of the store.
SHOP IT
I start with that week’s grocery specials and choose ingredients that can be reused across multiple dinners—so you buy less, waste less, and still eat well. Fresh ingredients are the priority, and you’ll see simple swaps if something is out of stock.
COOK IT
You get 7 weeknight dinners with full recipes and a shopping list organized by aisle. The goal is straightforward: less decision fatigue, fewer extra trips to the store, and dinners you can actually pull off on a Tuesday.