Example_J_meal_planner_and_shopping_list.pdf

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Printing Services for Solid Waste & Recycling - REQUOTE
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2021.062Q
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Washington County, Oregon

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The document is a weekly meal planning template created for the Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling (SWR) program in Oregon, designed to help residents reduce food waste. The template provides a structured approach to meal planning and grocery shopping, featuring a grid for daily meal planning and a corresponding shopping list with checkboxes. The document includes tips such as making a shopping list with meals in mind, checking existing food inventory before shopping, and choosing loose produce over pre-packaged items.

The meal planner appears to be part of an educational outreach material supporting SWR's broader public education initiatives about waste reduction. The template directs users to visit EatSmartWasteLess.com for additional strategies to prevent food waste at home. While the document itself does not contain pricing or contract details, it is associated with a printing services contract for Washington County's Department of Health and Human Services, intended to support educational materials and outreach programs across multiple cities in Washington County, including Hillsboro, Tigard, and Tualatin.

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Weekly meal plan

Tips:

•Makeashopping
listwithmeals
inmind.
•Subtractanymeals
youwilleatout.
•Includequantities
foringredients.

Shop with Meals in Mind

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

VisitEatSmartWasteLess.com
formorewaystoprevent
wastedfoodathome.

Shopping list

Tips:

•Checkyourfridge,
freezerand
cupboardsfirst.
•Chooseloosefruit
andveggiesover
pre-packagedfood.

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