It’s one thing to know that eating better would improve your PCOS health. Most of us know more or less what to eat….the hard part is actually doing it and sticking with it! If that is as true for you as it is for me then you are going to love this episode as we talk about setting yourself up for success so that healthier eating happens without even thinking about it! Let’s start with How to grow a PCOS-friendly pantryAlong with this episode, I’m including a free download with all the pantry staples and weekly shopping considerations to make sure your house is filled with PCOS-friendly foods to help you when meal time rolls around. However, I do not suggest going out and buying all of those things all at onceWhat I do recommend is getting your meal plan for the week ready. If you would like some of my meal plans be sure to check out the PCOS detox, which I will link to in the show notes below. Then just buy the few new ingredients to include in your meal plan and slowly stock your pantry that wayAs you find new recipes that fit your tastes, and lifestyle and that you enjoy preparing you will know which ingredients you need to keep stocked and which ingredients you Don’t need.Your PCOS Pantry StaplesFirst, there are some very easy swaps to make that you can easily lessen the inflammatory foods you consume without even knowing the difference I'm going to go through this in some detail here but I also have a free gift for you: it's a download of my pantry list. And it also has my glycemic index chart so that you can start to compare food options and gain a better understanding of how what you are eating is affecting your body - I will link to this free guide in the show notes below!Salad dressings and marinades:I love primal kitchen. They have clean ingredient salad dressings, ketchup and other condiments as well as marinades and dips. I will include a link to their site in the show notes as well so you can check them outMinimally processed ingredients and foods I also stock lots of dry goods and ingredients in my pantry. This includes base ingredients for in recipes as well as some convenience items that are ready to grab on busy days.Stock the freezer I have the luxury of a second freezer in my garage but even if you don’t keep a few items such as hormones-free organic meat, frozen berries, and frozen veggies when you can’t get to the store right awayBuy Fresh each week Then each week I stop by at least one grocery store to refill my fridge with produce. This is where most of your nutrients are found above sure to get plenty of dark leafy greens for salads. Broccoli, zucchini, or asparagus as well as other veggies and fruits you enjoy! That way you can easily steam, grill, or roast some veggies to go with whatever else you are having A full list of Resources & References Mentioned can be found on the Episode webpage.Your PCOS Pantry GuideKickstart Your PCOS Health with the Meal Plans in the PCOS DetoxTake the PCOS Root cause quiz Primal Kitchen