simple plan for clean eating with eMeals :: review + giveaway

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A few years ago we decided as a family to eat healthier. We aren’t all clean eating all the time. We aren’t all organic all the time. We aren’t all local-grown all the time. But we do a lot of clean, organic, local-grown food when we can. But we also don’t turn down a few splurges sometimes. The past week, however, has been full of more than just a few splurges and I am craving real, simple foods. I am not, however, craving sitting down and making a menu and grocery list. Luckily, eMeals does most of that for me! (If only they could go to the grocery store for me, too!)

One of my favorite simple meals this past week was made with leftovers that we had from Christmas dinner. Apple-Pomegranate-Walnut (I used pecans) Chicken Salad with Feta. Holy deliciousness, Batman!

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It’s convenient that New Year’s Day is on Wednesday because eMeal’s weekly menus are released each Wednesday. A perfect day for a fresh start! Now is the perfect time to try eMeals because between now and the end of January, you can get 15% off of an eMeals plan of your choice using the code DINNER15. You can also enter below for a chance to get a 3-month subscription!

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45 thoughts on “simple plan for clean eating with eMeals :: review + giveaway”

  8. I have a journal (family journal) and then a list of things I need to remember to journal. I’m a bit behind 😉

  18. I kept a journal a ton when I was younger. I have not done this in years, though. Thank you

  21. I don’t journal but I do keep a notebook about noteworthy things my kids have done or said.

  26. I do have a journal but I do write daily, I write whenever I have time, which isn’t often!

  27. I don’t journal except as required for grad school 🙂 I get enough writing in for those assignments – wish I had the time/energy/motivation to journal for personal reasons though

  34. I used to journal, and I loved it. It’s such a great exercise for figuring things out, and serves as a wonderful tool for capturing memories. I would like to get into it again!

  41. I used to journal regularly, but since having kids I either don’t have the time, or I don’t have the energy.

  43. Was trying to pray in color as a journaling exercise for a while, but not very good at it- maybe that’s the habit I need to work on starting Wednesday!

  44. I don’t journal like I used to. Though I have a feeling that isn’t the right question for this particular blog post. But I’m answering it anyway! 😉

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