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menu planner
mel123
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Sorry if this has been mentioned a thousand times before. A few months go someone made a pro forma menu planner up and it was available for people to use. Does anyone know where I can find it please. I must get started planning what with two kids and working it would make life so much easier. Thanks
Who would like my last penny?
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Hi, mel, and Welcome to Old Style!
Try this thread. Post 3 has the link to the Organised Home menu plan.
There are lots of other useful menu planning threads in the Complete Menu Plan Collection.
HTH, Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Or do you mean the excel spreadsheet type things? If so, they are here...
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Thanks to both of you, they are going to be very useful, cant wait to finally get organized, and save money shopping for things I end up thrrowing out. You've been very helpful.Who would like my last penny?0
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