Through daily reflections, Altman enables people to make wise food choices and create balance in their lives. Although bad habits cannot be changed overnight, the Buddhist devotee shows how to find peace by focusing on food issues one meal at a time.

This Meal planner journal will help you to acheive those goals: 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLAN YOUR MEALS 1. Improve your nutrition p>By planning in advance, you can aim to have nutritionally well-balanced meals throughout the week. For example, you can make sure each of your dinners have the requisite veggies, protein, and grains. Planning your meals ultimately allows you to take control of your own personal nutrition needs. Whether you have to stick to a lower sodium diet or want only to eat whole grains and veggies, you can plan for it! 2. Make healthier choices If you have to come up with something to eat last minute, you'll find yourself probably going out for dinner instead. As a result, you are most likely to end up exceeding your daily calorie and sodium intake! Even just stopping at the grocery store to pick up a last minute dinner may lead to poor choices. When you shop hungry, you are more likely to throw junk food into your cart. 3. Eat high quality foods Homemade meals are almost always more nutrient-dense and filled with less calories, salt, and fat than takeout or quick ready-made options at your grocery store. Choosing your own recipes and ingredients for the week allows you to make important food choices, such as buying local meats or organic produce. 4. Save money Having a meal plan prevents you from throwing out ingredients you forgot you had in the fridge. You can create meal plans that specifically allow you to use up whatever you have in your cupboards. You can also start fresh by creating grocery lists based off your meal plans. This way you'll go to the grocery store with purpose rather than on the whim and you won't come out with a dozen of random unhealthy food items, most of which you won't eat. In addition, your meal plan will save you money by preventing you from ordering costly last minute takeouts. 5. Save time Your set grocery lists will prevent you from wandering around the grocery store aimlessly and your meal plans will save you from having to think about what to eat every day. If you find yourself quite busy during the workweek, take some time out of the weekend to prepare most of your meals. Oats and frozen berries with yogurt in mason jars serve as great breakfasts for on-the-go. Prepared quinoa or pasta salads with mixed veggies and beans can serve as a work lunch for multiple days. Cook one or two larger dinners on the weekend so you'll have something for when you arrive home exhausted and don't feel like cooking. Pre-portion and split appropriate servings for your family between the fridge and freezer for easy dinners. Soups, chilli, meatballs and marinated chicken breasts are all great for freezing. Re-heat while you prepare a quick salad or veggie slices, and you'll have a delicious homemade meal! It's extremely simple to start: simply write down your meal plans on this notebook. If you would like to see a sample of the notebook, click on the - Look Inside - feature. Specifications: Grocery List, Cooking Diary, Week Food Nutrition Log, Meal Prep And Planning Dimensions: 6" x 9" Soft, matte laminated paperback cover Cover: Exclusive design Pages: 108 / 54 sheets

This Meal planner journal will help you to acheive those goals: 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLAN YOUR MEALS 1. Improve your nutrition p>By planning in advance, you can aim to have nutritionally well-balanced meals throughout the week. For example, you can make sure each of your dinners have the requisite veggies, protein, and grains. Planning your meals ultimately allows you to take control of your own personal nutrition needs. Whether you have to stick to a lower sodium diet or want only to eat whole grains and veggies, you can plan for it! 2. Make healthier choices If you have to come up with something to eat last minute, you'll find yourself probably going out for dinner instead. As a result, you are most likely to end up exceeding your daily calorie and sodium intake! Even just stopping at the grocery store to pick up a last minute dinner may lead to poor choices. When you shop hungry, you are more likely to throw junk food into your cart. 3. Eat high quality foods Homemade meals are almost always more nutrient-dense and filled with less calories, salt, and fat than takeout or quick ready-made options at your grocery store. Choosing your own recipes and ingredients for the week allows you to make important food choices, such as buying local meats or organic produce. 4. Save money Having a meal plan prevents you from throwing out ingredients you forgot you had in the fridge. You can create meal plans that specifically allow you to use up whatever you have in your cupboards. You can also start fresh by creating grocery lists based off your meal plans. This way you'll go to the grocery store with purpose rather than on the whim and you won't come out with a dozen of random unhealthy food items, most of which you won't eat. In addition, your meal plan will save you money by preventing you from ordering costly last minute takeouts. 5. Save time Your set grocery lists will prevent you from wandering around the grocery store aimlessly and your meal plans will save you from having to think about what to eat every day. If you find yourself quite busy during the workweek, take some time out of the weekend to prepare most of your meals. Oats and frozen berries with yogurt in mason jars serve as great breakfasts for on-the-go. Prepared quinoa or pasta salads with mixed veggies and beans can serve as a work lunch for multiple days. Cook one or two larger dinners on the weekend so you'll have something for when you arrive home exhausted and don't feel like cooking. Pre-portion and split appropriate servings for your family between the fridge and freezer for easy dinners. Soups, chilli, meatballs and marinated chicken breasts are all great for freezing. Re-heat while you prepare a quick salad or veggie slices, and you'll have a delicious homemade meal! It's extremely simple to start: simply write down your meal plans on this notebook. If you would like to see a sample of the notebook, click on the - Look Inside - feature. Specifications: Grocery List, Cooking Diary, Week Food Nutrition Log, Meal Prep And Planning Dimensions: 6" x 9" Soft, matte laminated paperback cover Cover: Exclusive design Pages: 108 / 54 sheets

This Meal planner journal will help you to acheive those goals: 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLAN YOUR MEALS 1. Improve your nutrition p>By planning in advance, you can aim to have nutritionally well-balanced meals throughout the week. For example, you can make sure each of your dinners have the requisite veggies, protein, and grains. Planning your meals ultimately allows you to take control of your own personal nutrition needs. Whether you have to stick to a lower sodium diet or want only to eat whole grains and veggies, you can plan for it! 2. Make healthier choices If you have to come up with something to eat last minute, you'll find yourself probably going out for dinner instead. As a result, you are most likely to end up exceeding your daily calorie and sodium intake! Even just stopping at the grocery store to pick up a last minute dinner may lead to poor choices. When you shop hungry, you are more likely to throw junk food into your cart. 3. Eat high quality foods Homemade meals are almost always more nutrient-dense and filled with less calories, salt, and fat than takeout or quick ready-made options at your grocery store. Choosing your own recipes and ingredients for the week allows you to make important food choices, such as buying local meats or organic produce. 4. Save money Having a meal plan prevents you from throwing out ingredients you forgot you had in the fridge. You can create meal plans that specifically allow you to use up whatever you have in your cupboards. You can also start fresh by creating grocery lists based off your meal plans. This way you'll go to the grocery store with purpose rather than on the whim and you won't come out with a dozen of random unhealthy food items, most of which you won't eat. In addition, your meal plan will save you money by preventing you from ordering costly last minute takeouts. 5. Save time Your set grocery lists will prevent you from wandering around the grocery store aimlessly and your meal plans will save you from having to think about what to eat every day. If you find yourself quite busy during the workweek, take some time out of the weekend to prepare most of your meals. Oats and frozen berries with yogurt in mason jars serve as great breakfasts for on-the-go. Prepared quinoa or pasta salads with mixed veggies and beans can serve as a work lunch for multiple days. Cook one or two larger dinners on the weekend so you'll have something for when you arrive home exhausted and don't feel like cooking. Pre-portion and split appropriate servings for your family between the fridge and freezer for easy dinners. Soups, chilli, meatballs and marinated chicken breasts are all great for freezing. Re-heat while you prepare a quick salad or veggie slices, and you'll have a delicious homemade meal! It's extremely simple to start: simply write down your meal plans on this notebook. If you would like to see a sample of the notebook, click on the - Look Inside - feature. Specifications: Grocery List, Cooking Diary, Week Food Nutrition Log, Meal Prep And Planning Dimensions: 6" x 9" Soft, matte laminated paperback cover Cover: Exclusive design Pages: 108 / 54 sheets

Meal planning is thinking ahead about what you'll make for meals and snacks and getting prepared. The benefits of doing this is: - Eat healthier meals and snacks Save time Save money This nifty meal planning journal will help you schedule breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as creating a grocery list with a notes section for snacks or observations. It is an excellent for busy moms, family meal planning, diets, food tracking, fitness regimes and makes a great gift. This cute, fun journal has enough pages to plan a whole year of meals. Large 8.5x11 size with enough pages for 2 years of meal planning Happy, healthy meal planning!

This Meal planner journal will help you to acheive those goals: 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLAN YOUR MEALS 1. Improve your nutrition p>By planning in advance, you can aim to have nutritionally well-balanced meals throughout the week. For example, you can make sure each of your dinners have the requisite veggies, protein, and grains. Planning your meals ultimately allows you to take control of your own personal nutrition needs. Whether you have to stick to a lower sodium diet or want only to eat whole grains and veggies, you can plan for it! 2. Make healthier choices If you have to come up with something to eat last minute, you'll find yourself probably going out for dinner instead. As a result, you are most likely to end up exceeding your daily calorie and sodium intake! Even just stopping at the grocery store to pick up a last minute dinner may lead to poor choices. When you shop hungry, you are more likely to throw junk food into your cart. 3. Eat high quality foods Homemade meals are almost always more nutrient-dense and filled with less calories, salt, and fat than takeout or quick ready-made options at your grocery store. Choosing your own recipes and ingredients for the week allows you to make important food choices, such as buying local meats or organic produce. 4. Save money Having a meal plan prevents you from throwing out ingredients you forgot you had in the fridge. You can create meal plans that specifically allow you to use up whatever you have in your cupboards. You can also start fresh by creating grocery lists based off your meal plans. This way you'll go to the grocery store with purpose rather than on the whim and you won't come out with a dozen of random unhealthy food items, most of which you won't eat. In addition, your meal plan will save you money by preventing you from ordering costly last minute takeouts. 5. Save time Your set grocery lists will prevent you from wandering around the grocery store aimlessly and your meal plans will save you from having to think about what to eat every day. If you find yourself quite busy during the workweek, take some time out of the weekend to prepare most of your meals. Oats and frozen berries with yogurt in mason jars serve as great breakfasts for on-the-go. Prepared quinoa or pasta salads with mixed veggies and beans can serve as a work lunch for multiple days. Cook one or two larger dinners on the weekend so you'll have something for when you arrive home exhausted and don't feel like cooking. Pre-portion and split appropriate servings for your family between the fridge and freezer for easy dinners. Soups, chilli, meatballs and marinated chicken breasts are all great for freezing. Re-heat while you prepare a quick salad or veggie slices, and you'll have a delicious homemade meal! It's extremely simple to start: simply write down your meal plans on this notebook. If you would like to see a sample of the notebook, click on the - Look Inside - feature. Specifications: Grocery List, Cooking Diary, Week Food Nutrition Log, Meal Prep And Planning Dimensions: 6" x 9" Soft, matte laminated paperback cover Cover: Exclusive design Pages: 108 / 54 sheets

This Meal planner journal will help you to acheive those goals: 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PLAN YOUR MEALS 1. Improve your nutrition p>By planning in advance, you can aim to have nutritionally well-balanced meals throughout the week. For example, you can make sure each of your dinners have the requisite veggies, protein, and grains. Planning your meals ultimately allows you to take control of your own personal nutrition needs. Whether you have to stick to a lower sodium diet or want only to eat whole grains and veggies, you can plan for it! 2. Make healthier choices If you have to come up with something to eat last minute, you'll find yourself probably going out for dinner instead. As a result, you are most likely to end up exceeding your daily calorie and sodium intake! Even just stopping at the grocery store to pick up a last minute dinner may lead to poor choices. When you shop hungry, you are more likely to throw junk food into your cart. 3. Eat high quality foods Homemade meals are almost always more nutrient-dense and filled with less calories, salt, and fat than takeout or quick ready-made options at your grocery store. Choosing your own recipes and ingredients for the week allows you to make important food choices, such as buying local meats or organic produce. 4. Save money Having a meal plan prevents you from throwing out ingredients you forgot you had in the fridge. You can create meal plans that specifically allow you to use up whatever you have in your cupboards. You can also start fresh by creating grocery lists based off your meal plans. This way you'll go to the grocery store with purpose rather than on the whim and you won't come out with a dozen of random unhealthy food items, most of which you won't eat. In addition, your meal plan will save you money by preventing you from ordering costly last minute takeouts. 5. Save time Your set grocery lists will prevent you from wandering around the grocery store aimlessly and your meal plans will save you from having to think about what to eat every day. If you find yourself quite busy during the workweek, take some time out of the weekend to prepare most of your meals. Oats and frozen berries with yogurt in mason jars serve as great breakfasts for on-the-go. Prepared quinoa or pasta salads with mixed veggies and beans can serve as a work lunch for multiple days. Cook one or two larger dinners on the weekend so you'll have something for when you arrive home exhausted and don't feel like cooking. Pre-portion and split appropriate servings for your family between the fridge and freezer for easy dinners. Soups, chilli, meatballs and marinated chicken breasts are all great for freezing. Re-heat while you prepare a quick salad or veggie slices, and you'll have a delicious homemade meal! It's extremely simple to start: simply write down your meal plans on this notebook. If you would like to see a sample of the notebook, click on the - Look Inside - feature. Specifications: Grocery List, Cooking Diary, Week Food Nutrition Log, Meal Prep And Planning Dimensions: 6" x 9" Soft, matte laminated paperback cover Cover: Exclusive design Pages: 108 / 54 sheets