I love this cheery little pantry, which illustrates some cute printable labels from Better Homes and Gardens. What I really love, though, even more than the labels, are the calendar and shopping list on the back of the door!
I find that I do much better eating up leftovers and sticking to my weekly meal plan if I keep a list of food and meals in front of me in the kitchen. I use a dry erase board on the fridge, but I also love the idea of putting one inside the pantry or on the back of a cupboard door.
A few similar items to those pictured above:
• Weekly Meal Planner Pad, $16.99 at The Container Store
• 14 x 14-Inch Style Unframed Magnetic Calendar, $9.99 at Amazon
• No Tomorrow Planner Pad, $23.99 at The Container Store
Here, too, is a link to the printable pantry labels seen above:
→ Get the free printable pantry labels at Better Homes & Gardens
Do you have a system of staying on track and organized with your meal planning? Does it involve a board or calendar?
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I must say, I love the apron that's on the opposite door. Too cute!
I'm more intrigued by the almost bucket of gumballs neatly labeled in there!
Rice? Check! Flour? Check! Cereal? Check! Gazillion gumballs? Check!
@JMH26 Same! I actually scrolled down to the comments just to see if anyone else found it as perplexing as I did.
I do a restaurant-style chalkboard menu on the wall in our kitchen. That way my husband always knows what this week's dinner options are (and doesn't inadvertently eat a key ingredient for one of the meals I've planned). It also helps me remember what I planned when I get home tired from work before I resort to cereal for dinner.