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Fab Freebie: Supper Management

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If you’re a busy mom like me – wait, let me start over. If you’re like me and hate grocery shopping, then this week’s giveaway is totally up your aisle. I’ve learned to enjoy cooking, but the chore of making a list, bleeding money at the grocery store and then coming home to find you’ve forgotten the cardamom still drives us to take-out more than we’d like. So imagine my delight when You’ve Got Supper entered our lives.

YouveGotSupper List

YGS was started by two busy moms right here in Richmond (holla) and basically does your weekly recipe planning AND grocery list making for you (double holla). Just sign up for their free weekly email for five easy recipe suggestions. Pick the ones you want to make (or add others from their archive) and YGS automatically generates a complete, printable shopping list for you. Basically, my lifesaver. And this week they’re giving away $100 in groceries to one of our lucky readers who just might need some lifesaving in the kitchen too.

We’ve been using them for a while now, and just last week we made three of their meals that we never tried before: Honey Chicken Kebabs, One-Pot Pork Tenderloin and Crispy Potatoes and Creamy Dreamy Mac and Cheese. Here’s that mac and cheese making Burger wish he were human:

YouveGotSupper Burger

And now for this week’s giveaway deets:

  • PRIZE: $100 gift card to the grocery store of your choice courtesy of You’ve Got Supper
  • TO ENTER: Comment on this post with the words “I WANT SUPPER” and…
  • BONUS QUESTION: …tell us your favorite way to mix things up for dinner. Is it the classic breakfast for dinner? Or maybe a recipe swap with the neighbors. Or, our favorite, going over someone else’s house so they do the cooking.
  • GIVEAWAY CLOSES: Wednesday, November 4th at 8pm EST
  • NUMBER OF WINNERS: One
  • PRIZE SHIPS: Anywhere in the whole wide world!
  • USUAL STUFF: One entry per e-mail address is permitted. The winner will be selected using random.org and announced on Thursday. Good luck!

Get more info on our freebies at our Giveaway FAQs page. Images courtesy of You’ve Got Supper.

Comments

  2. Tizzie says

    I WANT SUPPER! I love getting together with other dietitians. We can spend hours talking about,cooking and enjoying great meals.

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  4. Jen G says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    When I am totally burnt out on my usual dinners and am at the end of the paycheck (thus unable to go out for pizza), we totally go for breakfast for dinner. Sometimes omletes, sometimes waffles or pancakes, it doesn’t matter. Everybody loves it.

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  5. MaryKate says

    I want supper!
    If I have to cook, I make multiples of a dish that can be frozen. Then, on busy nights I can just reach into the freezer!

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  6. Sarah Reed says

    I want supper!

    I’ve been using recipes I find on blogs. The writers are honest, show photos, and give substitutions…love it!

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  7. lauren says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    I like breakfast for dinner, although lately I have taken to making homemade Thai food to break up the week. Its cheap, its easy and I always have the ingredients on hand to make homemade pad see ew- my favorite!

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  11. Mary says

    I WANT SUPPER!
    Once a month I try to duplicate one of our favorite restaurant meals. The family decides, I try to figure out how to make it, cook it and then decide whether it’s a keeper or not.

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  12. Dana Miller says

    “I WANT SUPPER!” I’m totally in a recipe rut. I make the same things every week just bc I don’t have time to flip through my recipe box and make a grocery list. Hubby and the kids would LOVE this win.

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  13. Karen says

    I WANT SUPPER!! My favorite is soup made early in the day but the kids don’t think that is filling so I need Help!!

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  16. Veronica says

    I WANT SUPPER! My fave (and easy) thing to do is throw some meat, fresh veggies, and seasoning in the slow cooker and let it go. Always tastes great!

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  18. Callie Murray says

    I WANT SUPPER!!!!

    My husband is in the Navy, so one of our other Navy wife friends and I trade off making a big dinner every Wednesday for the guys. The single guys are thrilled to get off base and eat a home cooked meal!

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  21. Mandi says

    I WANT SUPPER

    I like to treat myself by planning a meal around a specialty ingredient… can’t afford gourmet all the time, but it’s nice to have something special now and then!

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  23. Mallory says

    I WANT SUPPER!!!

    I am always trying new recipes so I guess we are always switching things up, however there are days where I just don’t have the time to cook so I have to admit pizza is always our go to. We love it!!

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  26. Katie says

    I want supper!

    I seriously need some help to add some new dishes to the recipe, so this site looks awesome!

    If only they could do the shopping and cook it for me…

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  29. Heather H says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    Once a week we go to my parent’s house for dinner and eat my dad’s yummy cooking (yes, my dad cooks and does all the grocery shopping and my mom just cleans up the mess).

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  30. Kim says

    I WANT SUPPER!!
    We do brinner a lot. I try at least one new recipe a week. However, I’ve found that with my guys they just love something on the table that’s hot.

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  31. Condo Blues says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    Our favorite way to mix up dinner is to switch cooks. My husband is our primary cook, I am the primary cleaner. We switch things up for dinner by me cooking and then cleaning up. Hey, wait a minute…

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  35. Annapolitan says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    This is what friends of mine used to do: they swapped a dinner with another family every week. That is to say, once a week, say on Tuesday, they’d make twice the amount of whatever they were having for dinner and deliver it to their dinner partner family. And the same week, on a Thursday, that family would reciprocate in the same way. So one night they’d get a night off from cooking.

    I thought that was a cool idea but as a single woman, it really wouldn’t work for me.

    But on occasion I would do a dish swap at Thanksgiving, where I would make twice the amount of a certain dish (for example, potatoes) and swap one of them with a neighbor who made (again, example) stuffing. So each of us had one less dish to make at holiday time. Of course it took a little coordinating, but if one did this with enough friends, it could make a significant dent in the number of dishes a person had to make at holiday time.

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  36. teamarnott says

    I want supper!
    The garden is our guide for dinners – whatever is ready for harvesting becomes the basis for our meal. Right now, the only things still growing are beets…maybe borscht is on the menu in our future?

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  37. Anna says

    I WANT SUPPER!
    I like to come up with something new and unusual. Recently we even tried sushimi fish, and it was really good.

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  41. skb says

    I want supper!

    On Sunday nights we like to make big pots of soup or big, easily-reheated meals so we don’t have to worry about cooking meals for the first couple of always-busy days of the work week.

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  42. Liesal says

    I WANT SUPPER!

    We recently moved back to where we grew up, so I’ve cut my cooking in half by going to my parents or the in-laws!

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  43. Briel K. says

    I Want Supper!

    I’m not much of a cook so I like eating other people’s dishes! I make pretty good brownies though! Not from scratch. haha

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  46. Elissa says

    I WANT SUPPER!!!

    I’m broke/in college, but I love good food. I use food blogs made especially for broke college students like me to get my ideas!

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  49. Paula says

    I WANT SUPPER! Traditional or break-the-rules. Comfort food like a big baked potato with cottage cheese, or some of that yummy-looking mac n cheese (cute Burger pic!) or some of the spicy Indian recipes I’ve been trying lately, courtesy of a quick-n-easy Indian cooking book I bought.

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