Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Don't Waste the Crumbs. Don't Waste the Crumbs didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
Recipe blog with budget-friendly, family-oriented meals and ideas for reducing food waste.
Family meals with an eye on cost and leftovers, useful for households that want to waste less.
The start page tells how the blog began with a grocery budget and a household that was eating from boxes, then sets out two aims: making real food affordable, and teaching a macro-based approach to eating. It points readers to recipes, grocery budgeting, meal plans and DIY natural living.
Visit linkThe nutrition coaching page is personal, opening with the author's long history of dieting and the shift toward real food. It describes the coaching programs on offer and the macro-based philosophy the blog's recipes follow.
Visit linkThe blog joins grocery budgeting to macro-friendly cooking, so budget posts and recipe posts make the same argument. Holiday recipes are adapted for macros: a healthy pumpkin pie with a coconut milk filling, a slow cooker cranberry sauce, a lower-sugar sweet potato casserole topped with a pecan crumble, protein pumpkin pancakes and a lighter puppy chow. Categories such as Save on Groceries, Make It Yourself and Shopping and Sourcing cover the budget side, and the Grocery Budget Bootcamp course packages the system.
Read the noteStart with the Meal Plans and Save on Groceries categories, which cover the budget side of the blog. For the holiday side, the slow cooker cranberry sauce and the healthy pumpkin pie are among the recipes listed on the blog page. The Grocery Budget Bootcamp course is the full system the blog describes, and enrolment opens twice a year.
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