Thursday, November 13, 2025
7 pm – 8 pm
Sharonville Rec Center
Welcome Room
10990 Thornview Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45241
(513) 563-2895
Lindsey Elder, Program Coordinator
LElder@CityOfSharonville.com
Come Join Us for the Supper Sanity Workshop!
Feel Like Dinner's a Thankless Chore?
If you’re juggling work, family, and picky eaters — and still asking, “What’s for dinner?” — this workshop is for you. Meal planning doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. With just 30 minutes a week, you can:
- Create a balanced menu
- Stretch your food budget
- Reclaim your sanity
Join Karen Zerbini, founder of Supper Sanity, for an interactive, one-hour workshop designed to help you:
- Learn a step-by-step process for planning healthy meals
- Involve your family in the process (and reduce mealtime complaints)!
- Save time, money, and decision fatigue
- Enjoy dinner time again
Overcome Meal Planning Overwhelm for Only $20!
Supper Sanity Workshop Includes:
- A month of suggested meal plans with recipes
- Bonus: Thanksgiving meal plan, recipes, tips, and cooking timeline
- Discounted rate on the Supper Sanity magnetic printed pads – available at the event
Cost:
$20 payment at the event. Space is limited. Email me your name and phone number and I will reserve your spot. Karen@suppersanity.com
The Ultimate Thanksgiving Planner Free!
Hosting Thanksgiving just got easier. This free guide includes a menu, checklist, cooking timeline, and delegation sheet so you can relax and enjoy the big day. Get this valuable guide and a month of meal plans at this workshop!
Don't Just Take My Word
“So, I love meal planning tools because they make me check to see what I have before going to the store. The grocery list saves me so much time at the store. I have eaten out so much less.” – Kathryn Klei, Better Beauty with Katie Klei
Meet Your Host
Karen Zerbini is a Sharonville resident, mother of three, and founder of Supper Sanity. After being diagnosed with a digestive condition aggravated by certain foods, Karen turned to meal planning as a way to heal. “Food can cause symptoms — or improve your health,” she says. “I’m passionate about helping families eat well without stress.”