I’m doing a pantry clean-out and I found three cans of beets that I bought like two months ago because they were on sale. I keep thinking, I'll do something fancy with that, but I never do.
Does anyone have a super lazy, "I’m too tired to care way to use these?". I want to stop looking at them and feeling guilty for wasting the money.
I’ve noticed I have this bad habit of going all-in when I start something new. I’ll spend every free hour on it for a few weeks, but then I get so exhausted I just stop entirely.
Does anyone else have this issue? It feels like I'm more addicted to the starting phase than the actual learning part. How do you guys pace yourselves so you don't burn out after a month?
I don’t mean a song that's bad by objective standards, just one that you personally cannot stand for whatever reason. Maybe it’s overplayed, maybe the voice annoys you, or maybe it just puts you in a weird mood.
For me, it’s "All of Me" by John Legend". Everyone else seems to love it, but as soon as I hear that intro, I’m hitting the skip button immediately. Am I the only one who has hate-skips for stuff that everyone else seems to be obsessed with?
I’m trying to cut my grocery bill in half (aiming for around $50 a week total for myself) and I realized that trying to plan separate meals for lunch and dinner is ruining my budget. It leads to buying way too many different ingredients, and half of them end up going bad.
I've started intentionally cooking double portions at dinner so I can just pack the rest for lunch the next day, but sometimes eating the exact same chicken or pasta twelve hours later gets a little old. What are your favorite dinner ideas that actually taste even better the next day as a leftover lunch?
I'm trying to find more creative ways to use up what I already have instead of letting random ingredients go to waste.
Usually, I just default to a massive fried rice or a stir-fry with whatever leftover proteins and slightly sad-looking veggies are left in the back of the fridge. What is your go-to meal formula for clearing out the kitchen when the budget is running low?