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Eliminate Eating Out for Convenience with Batch Cooking
October 23rd, 2013 | 46 Comments
One of the main strategies I identify as a key to living well on less is eliminating eating out for convenience and limiting our food spending to groceries and restaurant spending for dates and group social events (and the occasional reward). Kyle and I both used to occasionally buy fast food at work, while driving from work to an evening activity, or when we were too hungry to take the time to cook. We also … Read entire article »
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