21. Wat eten we vandaag?

An episode of the Slow me up podcast, hosted by Hannelore D'haene, titled "21. Wat eten we vandaag?" was published on March 6, 2024 and runs 11 minutes.

March 6, 2024 ·11m · Slow me up

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Episode Description

Wat eten we vandaag?
Vandaag geef ik tips hoe je jezelf stress kan besparen door op voorhand te plannen en een weekmenu op te stellen.

Luister en ontdek hoe je stap per stap een weekmenu opmaakt.

Deze aflevering gaat over:

Een goede gewoonte aanleren
Plannen in functie van je agenda
Je voorraad checken
Gerechten kiezen
Een boodschappenlijst opmaken

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