When you think about how much time you spend thinking about what you are going to eat for lunch, make your family for dinner, or what you need to pick up at the grocery store, it’s clear that food is not always simple.
Try eating the same breakfast and lunch all week and have 2 or 3 dinner choices that rotate throughout the week.
If your family complains, let them know it’s an experiment and then talk about it at the end of the week.
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