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Spring Menu Week 17

April 21-25, 2025; Monday through Friday

Menu

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

  • Breakfast: PBJ Oatmeal Bowl
  • Lunch: Leftover Fried Rice
  • Dinner: Spiced Lentil Soup with Cheesy Garlic Texas Toast
    • Pro tip: Don’t bother shelling out for fancy Texas toast; just smother any whole-wheat slice with some cheese and give a toasting. No one will complain!
  • Snack: Banana Bread Muffins
    • Pro tip: The muffins are the perfect way to make use of those bananas browning on the counter.

Shopping List

Produce

  • Bell Peppers (3-pack) – $3.50
  • Bananas (1 bunch) – $1
  • Strawberries (1 lb) – $1.50
  • Grapes (2 lb) – $4
  • Celery (1 stalk) – $2
  • Spinach (5 oz) – $2
  • Potatoes (5 lb) – $3
  • Green Beans (1 lb) – $2
  • Onions (3 lb) – $1.75
  • Carrots (1 lb) – $1
  • Garlic (1 bulb) – $0.50

Dairy

  • Eggs (2 dozen) – $4
  • Ricotta Cheese (15 oz) – $3
  • Shredded Cheddar Cheese (8 oz) – $2
  • Cottage Cheese (16 oz) – $2
  • Oat Milk (64 oz) – $3
  • Greek Yogurt (32 oz) – $2.50

Pantry

  • Brown Rice (2 lb) – $2
  • Pasta (16 oz) – $1
  • Lentils (1 lb bag) – $1.50
  • Canned Black Beans (2 cans) – $1.50
  • Canned Chickpeas (2 cans) – $1.50
  • Canned Tuna (2 cans) – $2
  • Peanut Butter (16 oz) – $1.75
  • Jam (10 oz) – $2
  • Popcorn kernels (16 oz) – $2
  • English Muffins (6 count) – $3
  • Whole Wheat Bread – $3
  • Raisins (6 oz) – $1.50
  • Granulated Garlic – $1
  • Tomato Sauce (15 oz) – $1
  • Pistachios (6 oz) – $4.50
  • Canned corn (1 can) – $1

Frozen

  • Frozen Mango (10 oz) – $2.25

Protein

  • Chicken Sausage Links (1 lb) – $4.50

Total Approximate Cost: $80

Notes for the Cook
  • Prices may vary depending on location and availability.
  • Meal plan presumes common kitchen staples are already stocked.
  • This list prioritizes Walmart for more affordable produce and pantry staples.
  • Amazon Fresh is used for a few items where it is cheaper.
  • Buying generic brands can often save money.
  • This menu utilizes leftovers to minimize waste and cooking time.
  • By making the pizza at home, it will drastically reduce cost.
  • Seasoning is assumed to be already in the pantry.
  • You might need to adjust quantities based on your family’s appetites.



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