Tuesday, September 25, 2018

About this Blog

Feeding the Frenzy is all benefiting families with creating healthy food for families on a budget.  My inspiration from this comes from having many mouths to feed and loving to eat healthy food, but not always being able to afford all the things "healthy food" entails. These days, it's hard to know where to even begin with meal planning and healthy eating.

It is not easy to always eat healthy, or make sure your kids do.  Countless times, I have picked up my kids' broccoli, peas, or carrots off the floor from their refusal to eat them (obviously, my kids are a bit younger, as I can't really picture a 10 year old throwing food).  What kind of a kid doesn't like carrots???  The important thing is to at least offer it.  Then, just maybe you'll get to see you child eat roasted broccoli with no pretesting, and they may even love it!

I would love the opportunity to help families by giving tips, tricks and recipes to help feed their families with in a reasonable budget, in a healthy way. Today, the moderate family-of-four grocery budget of $881.20.  This is insane.  I used to not keep track of my grocery budget, and I was shocked when I realized what we were spending.  So I made some changes, which I will include in this blog.

Growing up, we were never short on pop tarts, sugar cereals, or the beloved canned condescended soup.  It wasn't until I was older and living on my own that I began to care about the food I was eating.  Now,  providing a healthy lifestyle is a constant challenge, an important one no less, and I have great intentions of passing that along to my readers, peers, and children.

I would love to hear ideas, successes, fails, recipes or whatever you would like to share.
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2 comments:

  1. I have this most difficult time balancing healthy eating. Don't get me wrong, I love healthy eating. My problem comes when I have one "cheat day" (because I also love cheese burgers and chocolate cake) that becomes a week and I feel like I can't get myself out of the bad eating cycle. I'm excited about this blog, hopeful recipes, and advice on how to stay on track, especially during the busyness of life. I look forward to reading this blog!

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  2. I understand how difficult it can be to stay on track. I am hoping to share some great tips to help!

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