Pack a lunch.
When you’re making dinner, think about what you’re going to eat for lunch tomorrow. If you’re making a salad for dinner, make a little extra and put it in a container, undressed, for lunch the next day. And what about your leftovers from dinner? Is there a little extra chicken or maybe part of a can of beans? Toss that in with your lunch salad. Packing lunch is a great way to make sure you’re not wasting any leftovers—and to help you eat healthy, save money and save time throughout the day.
Hold onto brown bananas.
Freeze overripe bananas (peeled) if you don’t have time to use them immediately. Throw them into smoothies or defrost them when you want to make some banana bread or muffins.
Squeeze your lemons.
We like to keep citrus on hand because it’s a great way to perk up a sauce or a salad dressing. Keep lemons and limes in the refrigerator and if they start to get dried, shriveled or have brown spots on the skin, squeeze the juice and store it covered in the refrigerator or freezer.
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