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Welcome to Family Forum Friday on the Homeschooling Families Podcast. Today,  Leslie Nunnery is joined by Erin Chase of $5 Dinners. We imagine that you're at least a month into your back to homeschool routine, and we hope you're getting comfortable with your curriculum and general plan for school, but have you got your plan in place for all the other things that you are privileged to do for your family? Today, we're going to dive into a question that many are asking about this time—in the middle of everything else I have to do, how can I feed my family well and cost-effectively?  Erin Chase is going to give us some insight on meal planning, prep, and even money-saving tips so you can have a confident plan of action for the first breakfast, second breakfast, and the myriad of other meals your family asks for each day.  Meet The Guest: Erin is on a mission to help busy, overwhelmed home chefs learn to spend less money on groceries and get organized in the kitchen. Beyond the money savings, she's helped many people come to enjoy cooking again and help them stop feeling stressed and overwhelmed with feeding their families every single night. She lives with her husband and 4 hungry, growing boys in San Antonio, TX. You can find more information about Erin at www.5DollarDinners.com.  Topics Covered In This Episode: Setting the Stage for Back-to-Homeschool Season The Art of Meal Planning and Prep Saving Money Without Sacrificing Nutrition Cooking as a Family Activity Additional Resources: Find out more about Erin and $5 Dinners HERE   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Welcome to Family Forum Friday on the Homeschooling Families Podcast. Today,  Leslie Nunnery is joined by Erin Chase of $5 Dinners. We imagine that you're at least a month into your back to homeschool routine, and we hope you're getting comfortable with your curriculum and general plan for school, but have you got your plan in place for all the other things that you are privileged to do for your family? Today, we're going to dive into a question that many are asking about this time—in the middle of everything else I have to do, how can I feed my family well and cost-effectively?  Erin Chase is going to give us some insight on meal planning, prep, and even money-saving tips so you can have a confident plan of action for the first breakfast, second breakfast, and the myriad of other meals your family asks for each day.  Meet The Guest:Erin is on a mission to help busy, overwhelmed home chefs learn to spend less money on groceries and get organized in the kitchen. Beyond the money savings, she's helped many people come to enjoy cooking again and help them stop feeling stressed and overwhelmed with feeding their families every single night. She lives with her husband and 4 hungry, growing boys in San Antonio, TX. You can find more information about Erin at www.5DollarDinners.com. Topics Covered In This Episode:Setting the Stage for Back-to-Homeschool SeasonThe Art of Meal Planning and PrepSaving Money Without Sacrificing NutritionCooking as a Family ActivityAdditional Resources:Find out more about Erin and $5 Dinners HERE

The cost of food is soaring as inflation continues to rise and we're all feeling it in our pocket books. We have people to feed. So what can we do to lower these expenses? Erin Chase of $5 Dinners, has been cutting costs left and right at the store. She joins Dr. Kristin to share her strategies on how to make affordable meals and what to look out for when you're cruising the store aisles.   Learn more about Erin Chase and her budget friendly family meals at www.5dollardinners.com!   Learn more about Dr. Kristin and the podcast at www.kristinsaxena.com!

Welcome to Season 5 of the podcast! It's only February so maybe you're still working on your new year's resolutions, but with inflation and the high cost of food, it's not easy to eat healthy and feed your family on a budget. The good news is that there are quick and easy ways to save money at the grocery store—as much as $30 a week!   In this episode, I sat down with Erin Chase, founder of 5DollarDinners.com. Erin's mission is to help busy, overwhelmed people spend less money on groceries and get organized in the kitchen. In addition to saving money, she teaches people how to enjoy cooking again and feel less stressed and overwhelmed with feeding their families every single night. Erin lets us in on the sneaky ways you can spend too much at the grocery store, her favorite budget-friendly foods, and where to shop to get the best deals. She also talks about meal planning, apps, and how to eat healthy on a budget.  Welcome 1:58 Let's talk about your story! 3:05 Why are food prices so high and should we expect they will keep increasing? 5:13 What are some surprising ways you can unintentionally spend extra money? 9:50 How can we eat healthy and still save money? 10:02 How do we determine the unit price of food and save money on groceries? 15:00 What are your favorite budget-friendly foods? 16:25 Can buying frozen fruits and vegetables help you save money? 19:29 Is online grocery shopping a good way to save money? 22:40 Are there better retailers than others where you can save money? 25:13 What about the local butcher or farmers' market? 26:24 Writing a grocery list or using a grocery shopping list app is simple so how can it help you to save money? 27:26 What's the easiest way to do meal planning? 31:00 Is Wednesday the best day of the week to save money? 31:58 Do you have a favorite cashback or discount app? LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Julie mentions that she interviewed Erin for FIRST for Women magazine. Julie mentions this recent study which found food prices are up 6.4% over the past year. Erin mentions Sprouts stores. Erin mentions the Flipp app and Julie mentions the Fetch Rewards app. Learn more about Erin on 5DollarDinners.com and follow her on Instagram.  FROM OUR PARTNERS Kids Cook Real Food eCourse The Kids Cook Real Food eCourse, created by a mom of 4 and a former elementary school teacher, is designed to build connection, confidence, and creativity in the kitchen. The course includes 30 basic cooking skills, 45 videos including several bonuses, printable supply and grocery shopping lists, and kid-friendly recipes. The course is designed for all kids ages 2 to teen and has three different skill levels. More than 18,000 families have taken the course and The Wall Street Journal named it the #1 cooking class for kids. Sign up now for the Kids Cook Real Food ecourse and get a free lesson for being a “Food Issues” listener. 

Send me your questions or thoughts at PopcornFinance.com/Voicemail Special Bonus Quick Pop Episode with Erin Chase!  Erin is back for a quick and fun rapid fire question challenge! Also take a listen to Erin on Episode 145 - Keeping my food budget under control can be so difficult some months. Erin Chase from 5DollarDinners.com stopped by for a bag of popcorn and to share some of her favorite tips on how to reduce your food budget! Full Show Notes at https://PopcornFinance.com/145   Connect with me Instagram -@PopcornFinancePodcast Twitter - @PopcornFinance Facebook - Popcorn Finance   Special Music from Jazzaddict's Intro by Cosimo Fogg (201) https://soundcloud.com/cosimo-fogg Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0  

Today's bag of popcorn is brought to you by Instacart!  Earn some extra cash in your free time by becoming a Shopper with Instacart by visiting https://popcornfinance.com/Instacart! Keeping my food budget under control can be so difficult some months. Erin Chase from 5DollarDinners.com stopped by for a bag of popcorn and to share some of her favorite tips on how to reduce your food budget! Full Show Notes at https://PopcornFinance.com/145 Connect with me Instagram -@PopcornFinancePodcast Twitter - @PopcornFinance Facebook - Popcorn Finance

Erin Chase is a busy mother of 4, a former teacher, and today runs 5DollarDinners.com and the 5dollarmealplan. Back in 2008, after some number crunching, Erin was excited at saving 50% on her grocery bills. She shared how she did this on her family blog, but with a low amount of interest she decided to start her own blog to help others make savings on their own grocery bills. You may have heard the saying, “there's no such thing as a free lunch” – well there is such a thing as free meal plans. Erin carried on publishing free meal plans and tips how to feed your family on a budget and her viewership kept growing. Note: Click here to download Erin's top blog monetization tips from this episode. In this episode, you will hear how Erin capitalized on the momentum of viral social media posts to set up paywalls and start generating more income. You'll learn how she transitioned from ad networks and affiliate income to selling directly to her audience, and how she set up membership programs for recurring revenue. Today, her online empire brings in a healthy 5-figure monthly income. Related: Want to start a blog of your own? Check out my free guide on how to start your blog.

Erin Chase, founder of 5DollarDinners.com has helped thousands of people save a ton of money on the one thing we all overspend on every month: FOOD. Erin is now the leader in the space of meal-prepping on a budget and has been featured on talk shows such as Rachel Ray, the Today Show, Fox & Friends and The View. What you will quickly find in our interview is Erin is different and in a good way. She truly does care about people making an impact on their health and their budget by staying away from expensive drive-thrus and substituting it for a plan that saves money and is better for you. Inside this episode, Erin shares how she started by cutting her grocery bill in half with some simple tricks and ideas to sharing on her blog and then growing her business as a go-to resource for thousands upon thousands of people looking to save as much money as possible. A few of her best practices are: Don’t look for sales, let the sales come to you Meat - don’t ever overspend on meat A meal for your family should always cost $5 or less Many more but you’ll have to listen
 All the show notes, links and anything Erin and I mentioned can be found at https://www.moneypeach.com/session84

Erin Chase from 5DollarDinners.com is a busy mother who realized she could help others live their lives by becoming more organized through PIEK efficiency: Plan, Implement, Evaluate, Kill. Listen in as she explains how she grew from affiliate ads into paid classes and membership sites. She explains how she made her course and membership site different compared to "recipe" or "meal planning" sites as well as how she developed the software to make it truly stand out. Resources 5 Dollar Dinners (Website) Grocery Budget Makeover (Website) PIEK Efficiency (Website)

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Erin Chase is a busy mother of 4, a former teacher, and today runs 5DollarDinners.com and the 5dollarmealplan. Back in 2008, after some number crunching, Erin was excited at saving 50% on her grocery bills. She shared how she did this on her family blog, but with a low amount of interest she decided to start her own blog to help others make savings on their own grocery bills. You may have heard the saying, “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” – well there is such a thing as free meal plans. Erin carried on publishing free meal plans and tips how to feed your family on a budget and her viewership kept growing. Note: Click here to download Erin’s top blog monetization tips from this episode. In this episode, you will hear how Erin capitalized on the momentum of viral social media posts to set up paywalls and start generating more income. You’ll learn how she transitioned from ad networks and affiliate income to selling directly to her audience, and how she set up membership programs for recurring revenue. Today, her online empire brings in a healthy 5-figure monthly income. Related: Want to start a blog of your own? Check out my free guide on how to start your blog.

I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with cooking and meal planning. I enjoy cooking and feeding my family healthy meals, but it turns out this is something you have to do every. single. day! I get burnt out easily. AND, as you might have noticed, food is EXPENSIVE and it just seems to be getting more so. For me, it’s overwhelming to manage the logistics as well as the finances of all this eating. My guest today happens to be a master at both meal planning AND shopping on a budget. Her name is Erin Chase and she is SO good at this, that she started what is now a successful blog called 5DollarDinners.com. Erin is crazy good at pulling together nutritious meals featuring real food and putting them together for you in meal plans you can download. I downloaded Erin’s 20 meals for $150 from Costco and my family loved, loved, loved the lemon pepper chicken (haven't made the rest yet!). Do check it out. So if you’re finding yourself pressed for time, money or both when it comes to meal planning and preparation, this episode is for YOU. Tune in now and let me know YOUR family’s favorite go-to recipe on the Lifehacks Facebook page or Twitter.

I’m super excited to have my friend Erin Chase on the show today. Erin runs the popular blog 5DollarDinners.com where she teaches others how to eat well on a budget. What’s cool about Erin is that her site gets the most traffic out of any webmaster that I know. And in this interview, she details how she created her blog from the ground up. Enjoy! What You’ll Learn How Erin gets an insane amount of traffic to her website How Erin earns money from her website How Erin got 1000 visitors a day in her first month How Erin got […] The post 037: How Erin Chase Attracts Millions Of Readers By Teaching People How To Eat Well On A Budget appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.