Getting real tired of deciding what to eat every day so I started meal prepping. Made a bunch of chicken teriyaki bowls, some taco meat for the week, and prepped a ton of veggies. Takes about 3 hours but honestly saves so much money and I don't eat garbage when I'm tired after work. Just got some cheap containers from Costco and I'm good to go.
Game changer right here. With two kids and work, I don't have time to think about meals every single day. Are you doing the same thing every week or rotating different meals?
That teriyaki bowl idea is solid. With two kids and work chaos, having meals ready to go is a total game changer for the sanity level.
Smart move, that's what I need to do instead of figuring out dinner at 5pm every day. Did you use some kind of container system or just whatever you had?
10 days prepped is huge, especially when you've got soccer tournaments happening every weekend. One less thing to stress about sounds amazing.
This is the move. I started doing this about 6 months ago and it literally changed everything. No more standing in front of the fridge at 6pm wondering what to make. What proteins are you prepping mostly?
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10 days is impressive. I tried this once and made it about 4 days before I got bored and went back to the daily grind. How do you keep it from getting repetitive?