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E-mealz.com

by Dana Zeliff on July 30, 20102010-07-30
in Recipes

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Reader Ellie let me know about a program called e-mealz.com.  E-mealz is a meal planning program that provides menu plans, recipes and a shopping list based on weekly grocery sales.  I have to tell you that I am intrigued by the program.  I like the idea of someone telling me what to cook and offering a variety of different recipes for my family to enjoy.  I noticed several different menu plan options to suit family size and diets. Further, the membership cost is only $5 a month.

Did I mention it is Dave Ramsey approved?

I do have reservations about the program, though.  The average weekly cost for dinners is $75-$80.  Well, that’s my entire grocery budget for a week.  I haven’t tried e-mealz.com, but I’m not sure it would work for my family.  However, I strongly urge menu planning. You may want to give it a try if the membership cost is in your budget. Check out a sample menu here.  I can see where this program could be beneficial to a lot of people.

Have you used e-mealz.com?  Tell us about your experience.

Thanks, Ellie!

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Comments

  1. cfoxes33 says

    July 30, 2010 at 7:57 pm

    I have not heard of e-Mealz either. Thanks for the follow. I'm following you back. Should be interesting.

    Reply
  2. Laura @ The Things I Said I'd Never Do says

    July 31, 2010 at 12:13 pm

    That site is an interesting idea. However, my favorite chore is making and menu plan, list and grocery shopping for the week, so I don't think it's a program I'll use. It would probably help me pare down my budget a bit though. I have goat cheese taste on a american cheese budget.

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  3. Midnight Cowgirl says

    July 31, 2010 at 10:39 pm

    This site sounds like a great idea, but I agree that the meal prices sound a little high.

    Reply

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