Sentences with phrase «means less prep»

Fewer ingredients means less prep, cook, and clean time, which can have you back on your comfy couch eating a healthy meal in a short period of time.

That means less prep for me for the lunch hour and I get to enjoy the foods two times in two ways.

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Starting midweek also meant less in the way of preparation and planning since I didn't get around to doing meal prep that Sunday.

That means, less time running from store to store and more time for prepping and merry making.

A second unfair item with the Chargers Thursday game is that they have to play both games on the road, which means that they have one less prep day than the home teams.

Does that mean, at the first sign of less - than - stellar test scores, our schools should jettison the ideals of their mission and bring in basal textbook programs, no - excuses discipline and test prep?

It is great because it is DIY which usually means less money being spent to have that extra prep space and storage.