• Home
    • Recipes
      • Recipe Index
      • How-To & Cooking Tutorials
      • Popular Recipes
    • Meal Plans
      • Weekly Meal Plans
      • Freezer Meal Plans
      • The ORIGINAL 20 Meals for $150 Plans
    • Classes
      • Grocery Savings 101 Workshop
      • Freezer Cooking 101 Workshop
      • Meal Planning 101 Workshop
      • Whis-Kid Cooking Lessons
      • Instant Pot Cooking 101 Course
      • My Efficient Kitchen Course
    • Store
    • Blog
    • Contact
      • About
      • Press
    • Login

    $5 Dinners | Budget Recipes, Meal Plans, Freezer Meals

    Budget Recipes, Meal Plans, Freezer Meals and Cooking Tutorials for the Busy Home Chef

    Join Erin's 5-Ingredient Challenge in 2023

    Sometimes you need to spend money to save money??? Explained below…

    January 7, 2016 by Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom Leave a Comment

    0 shares
    • Share
    • Tweet

    Sign up to receive FREE weekly emails with recipes, coupons and other money saving tips right into your inbox. Become a friend on Facebook too AND/OR join the $5 Meal Plan Family and get meal plans delivered to you each week!

    I get how hard it is to save money in the grocery store. I do.

    I remember when I used to go into the grocery store with a half finished list and I would just add things to my cart as I went along.

    Big mistake!

    I always went over my budget. Now my grocery plan is clear every time I step into my grocery store. I’m usually under budget and it takes me less time. It’s so nice to be organized and not let me stress get the better of me.

    Now before I tell you why you need to spend money to save money, let’s hear from someone else who’s taken the class!

    Remember Kim (from the other day)? I asked her this same question…totally on the spot…she had no idea it was coming!

    Without even having to think about it, she responded, “I made the $49 back in the first week, and then some as time went on. It really was an investment that I made to learn the tools that would save my family money. The support from the Facebook group is just priceless, it really is priceless.” (You can listen to it here: it’s one at the top!)

    Yes, the Grocery Budget Makeover is just under $5 a week, or $49 total. (A bit more if you want to participate in the “Extreme Grocery Budget Makeover” version. And a bit less if you want the “Audio Only” version.)

    Now, here’s my take on it…

    This is a very small investment, considering the potential savings in your future. My #1 goal is to help you spend $49 LESS on your groceries in the first month of the course. But maybe you’ll be more like Kim and get that $49 off in the first WEEK! Let’s make it a game and see how fast we can “recoup” that $49 🙂

    Registration for this class ends on January 11th at midnight EST…so not too much longer to decide!

    P.S. Have you watched my 5 Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making in the Grocery Store video yet? (This will give you a look at how the course works…with a new video and worksheet delivered to you each week.)

     

    0 shares
    • Share
    • Tweet

    Filed Under: Grocery Budget Makeover

    Leave a Reply Cancel reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    Recipe Rating




    I’m Erin Chase…

    Also known as the
    $5 Dinner Mom.

    I have a little problem. I cannot make a meal that costs more than $5.
    It’s a fun challenge,
    and my pocketbook
    thanks me.
    Want to join me?

    Learn more here!

    • Email
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter
    • YouTube

    Search $5 Dinners

    Favorite Meal Planning & Cooking Resources

    Whis-Kid Cooking Lessons Grocery Budget Makeover My Freezeasy Erin Chase Store 5DD Freebie Library 20 Meals for $150 Plans

    © 2023 5 Dollar Dinners | Disclosure Policy | Copyright Information | Terms of Service/Privacy Policy | Accessibility | Design & Tech Support by Klong Designs



    Copyright © 2023 · 5 Dollar Dinners Genesis Child Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in