One of
the things I try to do at the end of each year and the beginning of the next is
to go through my pantry list and make sure that I have at least one of each
item on that list in my pantry, freezer or refrigerator maintaining that
throughout the year. I know that as long
as I have these items in my home I can pretty much prepare anything I want to
eat. It also reaffirms that my grocery
shopping strategies are working.
Twenty
years ago (it’s hard to believe it has been that long) I started using this
pantry list, which I created in Excel, in order to give me a workable guide for
more efficient grocery shopping. Not
having what I need to create a meal is not only frustrating, but also a huge
waste of time and money. By being better
prepared I am able to save money by taking advantage of sales as well as time
by not having to make unscheduled trips to the store to pick up what I need. I am one who doesn’t like to waste my time and
I sure don’t care to waste my money.
As time
has gone along I’ve made changes and tweaked my list to suit the changes in my
life and the improvements I’ve made to boost my health especially as I age. Additionally, I’ve been able to trim down the
number of items I shop for and the quantities of those items I stock now that
I’m on my own. This has made my grocery
shopping even more efficient and affordable despite the consistent rise in
prices we’ve been experiencing.
If you
would like a copy of my workable Excel pantry list that you can modify and
change up to fit your needs email me
and I will be happy to share it with you.
I can tell you that this is one of the best tools I’ve ever had to keep
myself well stocked with food and save a lot of money in the process.




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