
A podcast about meal planning, family dinners, grocery shopping, and cooking more meals at home.
Join Roni and Riley for practical conversations about weekly meal planning, saving money on groceries, reducing food waste, and making dinnertime easier. Each episode shares simple strategies to help you save time in the kitchen, use the food you already have, and stress less about what’s for dinner.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFoodAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

This week, we’re breaking down how to actually get dinner on the table in 30 minutes. We talk about quick recipes, but also systems we use that make weeknight cooking faster and less stressful. We discuss what slows dinner down, common mistakes, and ... more
This week, we’re diving into why meal planning is so easy to procrastinate, even when we know it makes life easier. From busy schedules and mental load to perfectionism, habits, and not knowing where to start, we break down the real reasons meal plan... more
This week, Hannah Van Ark joins the show again to talk about family meal planning and creating systems that make feeding your family easier. After becoming a mom, Hannah realized that most families don’t need more nutrition knowledge; they need pract... more
This week, we’re talking about why meal planning can feel more exhausting than other household chores. Tasks like vacuuming or folding laundry can usually wait, but feeding yourself or your family happens every single day, multiple times a day!
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As a business owner + mom of a toddler, I have struggled to balance homemaking & work these past few years. Since my time is very limited in this season, I have been working on implementing systems all around to reduce my mental load + be fully present in the role at hand. Meal planning has been one of the “systems” I’ve been trying to nail down, but I recently found myself dreading it & procrastinating by the end of the week.
I enjoy making new, simple yet healthy recipes for my family, so up ... more
I’m so grateful I found this app. I’ve been using it for almost one year now and I truly don’t know how I got through meal prep and planning without it! And having this podcast as an additional resource is so helpful so I can maximize how I use the app and how I plan for my weekly meals and meal prep for my family of 4. The best time saver ever!
Goes beyond meal planning to health and habits and interview diverse people. Love it!!!
I agree with reviewer MBrown - this is a well-produced podcast (and thankfully no ads cluttering each episode—if you don’t count the entire episode as one giant ad, which is fine). However, I usually only listen to episodes that will help me use the PTE App: How other users are using PTE, meal plan ideas, tips, tricks, instructions, etc. If all the episodes were such—even if they were not posted regularly—I would subscribe.
The Plan to Eat software literally changed my life when I started using it 8 years ago, and as a plant-based registered dietitian, I always recommend it to my clients! This podcast does a great job of bringing the fun of meal planning to an audio format and I always learn something interesting from the guests!
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A practical, family-centric show focused on weekly meal planning, efficient grocery strategies, reducing waste, and making dinnertime calmer. Hosts share real-world tips, frameworks, and routines to help busy families eat well at home, with emphasis on flexible planning, keeping things simple, and leveraging a community mindset for inspiration. Notable for its approachable, low-drama approach and a strong emphasis on using what you already have, batch prep, and kid-friendly meal structures. It's especially valuable for listeners who want repeatable systems for weeknight dinners and money-conscious cooking, often tying guidance to the Plant-Forward, family-meals angle and the Show's planning tool ecosystem.
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Recent guests on The Plan to Eat Podcast include:
1. Hannah Van Ark
2. Carol Ann Kates
3. Kimberley Gillan
4. Heather Bell
5. Alison Kay
6. Kiersten Saunders
7. Julien Saunders
8. Jordan Schenck
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