Learn how to create a budget meal plan

Not sure where to start when it comes to cooking on a budget? Follow our student meal plan to get a week’s shopping for less than £35!

🍽️ Why You Need the BCU Meal Planner Before Uni:

  1. Save Money: Plan meals, avoid impulse takeaways, and make your food budget go further.
  2. Stress Less: No more “what should I cook?” moments — your weekly meals are sorted in advance.
  3. Eat Better: Balance your meals without overthinking it. Great for beginners and healthier habits.
  4. Cut Waste: Buy only what you need and use it up — goodbye bin full of expired veg!
  5. Easy to Use: It’s free, customisable, and fits your lifestyle — whether on your phone or fridge.

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