Didn’t I Just Feed You listener, Haley, asks us to weigh in on how she can expose her kids to new cuisines without spending tons of time and money sourcing harder-to-find and/or expensive ingredients that she doesn’t use regularly. We’ve got thoughts!
Powered by RedCircle
Big Sale!
We’ve dedicated March 2024 to celebrating our community. In addition to answering community questions in every episode published in March, we’re having a big community sale. Our supporting membership gives you access to our message boards, an ad-free stream of every DIJFY episode (EVERY ONE!), two exclusive bonus episodes every month, and more. Join today with the code JUICY to get 25% off for a year at either the monthly price or annual price.
Links From This Episode
- Your Essential Shopping List for Cooking South Indian Food at Home
- Your Essential Shopping List for Cooking Filipinx Food at Home
- Your Essential Shopping List for Cooking Hawaiian Food at Home
- 5 Essential Items to Buy from the Mexican Grocery Store
- Umamicart
- Kim’C Market
- SarapNow
- Kesar Grocery
- Amigo Foods
- MexGrocer
- Kalustyan’s
- Asafoetida powder
Raise your hand if you’re tired of:
- The question What’s for dinner? nagging at you all day. ✅
- Spending more time and money than you want getting dinner on the table. ✅
- Feeling overwhelmed by the mental load of feeding your family. ✅
If your hand is up, we have something exciting to tell you! We created a self-paced Meal Planning for Everyone audio course for YOU. If you’re an overwhelmed parent who wishes you could meal plan — or assumes you just can’t — learn more about Meal Planning for Everyone now. Because, spoiler alert, you can with our personalizable system.
Meal Planning for Everyone is open for enrollment: we’re ready to help you crack the meal planning code. Let’s do this!