I have a food processor that I use on occasion to make hummus and sometimes slice potatoes or apples or shred cheese. But mostly I feel guilty owning a machine and using it so infrequently. This means I'm constantly on the lookout for things that can put it to use. Enter attempting to make fruit … Continue reading Guest Post: Erica tries…to make Larabars.
Category: health
Whole30 Success: Jamie’s Story
It's been a few weeks since I've shared a Whole30 Success Story! Whole30 has been in popular media a lot lately (Co-creator Melissa Hartwig was on Dr. Oz this past month and Christian author Jen Hatmaker is currently completely a round and sharing her experience on social media) so I figured this would be a … Continue reading Whole30 Success: Jamie’s Story
Weekly Meal Plan- 3/19
Happy Sunday! I've got this week's meal plan ready to go. There aren't too many recipes because we are keeping things SUPER simple this week with some basic meat + veggie type meals. It's my first week back to work after spring break, so we need a little simplicity. The shepherd's pie is also coming … Continue reading Weekly Meal Plan- 3/19
Whole7- Meal plan and prep
Today is day 1 of my Whole7 and I've been a busy little bee planning and prepping! The key to being successful with Whole30, and good health in general, is to PLAN, PLAN, PLAN! Yesterday I made my breakfast casserole and chicken salad so that I have some ready to eat options for breakfast and … Continue reading Whole7- Meal plan and prep
Whole30 Success: Whitney’s Story
It's that time again! I'm so proud to feature my dear friend Whitney's story this week. We have been friends since we were in 6th grade and have stayed close ever since. We have always had similar interests in terms of health and wellness and I am thrilled that she tried Whole30 and was willing … Continue reading Whole30 Success: Whitney’s Story
I’m doing a mini Whole30…here’s why.
At the beginning of the month, I committed to doing a Whole7 over spring break. I feel like I have been BARELY keeping the "sugar dragon" away. I have also been pretty lenient with my eating habits and I've noticed a difference in my energy levels and temperament. I think a little reset will do me … Continue reading I’m doing a mini Whole30…here’s why.
Motivation vs. Discipline
I'm not always motivated, but I am disciplined. There is freedom simply in just typing that. There was a time when I was not disciplined. Like the time I walked into a cupcake shop and ordered two cupcakes and two cake pops. For myself. I've come a long way, though, and it's thanks to a … Continue reading Motivation vs. Discipline
Weekly Meal Plan
It's been a while since I've shared our meal plan, so here is what I have planned for dinners this week. Links to recipes below! Orange chicken Chicken fajita roll ups Turkey pot pie soup Sweet potato sloppy joes Maple Dijon pork chops
Whole30 Success: Katie’s Story
Time for another success story! This week features Katie, a friend of mine from college, and I'm so glad that she was willing to share her journey with us. Why did you decide to try Whole30? I saw your success with it and then Allison's. Between the two of your posts, I knew it was … Continue reading Whole30 Success: Katie’s Story
Healthy Shopping at Aldi
One of my favorite places to shop has always been Aldi. Not only do they have a variety of healthy options, their prices can't be beat. If that wasn't good enough, they recently made the news with their move to remove pesticides, artificial ingredients, synthetic colors, MSG, and partially hydrogenated oils (you can read more … Continue reading Healthy Shopping at Aldi