Have you ever heard of it? I hadn't either until a week ago. I read about it on The Nest the Laws Built and I bought the subscription the following day.
About the Fresh20...
"We are a meal planning service. Our meal plans rely on simple, healthy and homemade dinners using just 20 fresh, seasonal ingredients per week. No more grocery lists with 80 items that will eventually go to waste. Our meal plans are carefully created to utilize everything on the list so you can stop throwing money down the drain. We don’t just grab 5 random recipes and call it a meal plan. The Fresh 20 mixes and matches a small list of ingredients to create 5 balanced dinners that play off each other.We include detailed guides to meal prep, original recipes everyone will enjoy (even picky eaters) and motivation to help you stay the course on busy weeknights."
Let me tell you that it is as good as it sounds. I know how to eat healthy and put together a meal plan, but to be honest life is busy & I rarely take the time to do it. I am left feeling frustrated at how much food goes to waste, not knowing what to make for dinner because I didn't plan ahead, and unhealthy from the junk food I end up eating. Not to mention I go to the grocery store and spend a bunch of money and come home with only one or two meals.
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It has not even been an entire week and I am thrilled about the Fresh20. The meals are all fresh and very flavorful! I am on the classic program, but they offer menu subscriptions for vegetarian and gluten free. If you are interested in subscribing it is regularly $50/a year, but Groupon is having a special for $25/year).
I am determined to focus on what matters in 2013, and subscribing to the Fresh20 is my first step towards doing that.
*All of the content in this post is my personal opinion. I was not compensated or asked to write this.
So glad you are doing this! enjoy! it is LIFE changing!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I'll have to check it out! I've been doing Emeals for the past 2 years and while I have really enjoyed it, there is a lot of ingredients to purchase each week, and sometimes things are still wasted, even though I try to use everything. Thanks for the heads up!
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