eMeals – Easy Meal Plans Direct To Your Inbox

{I received a free subscription through Markerly.com to facilitate my review of eMeals services. However, all opinions expressed regarding the program are 100% my own and based on my experience with the service.}

 
One of my goals for 2014 is to be better organized and one of the ways I plan to do that is to plan things out in advance. This includes family activity planning, blog planning, and of course, meal planning. One of my biggest challenges week after week is deciding what to fix for dinner. I try to make meal plans, but ultimately I always end up waiting until the last minute and finally, when everyone is frustrated and starving, grab whatever is available, easy, and probably not too healthy. Unfortunately this is usually the same four or five “staples” on rotation (mac & cheese, spaghetti, tuna casserole, etc.). I know, boring right? I totally agree. How do I change this vicious cycle though? By planning meals and my shopping lists out ahead of time and eMeals is going to help me with that!

 

What is eMeals you ask? Good question. I wasn’t sure when I first heard about them either. Well, come to find out, it’s the market leader in online meal planning solutions for busy families like yours and mine. Who knew right? The super cool thing about the eMeals service is that it’s really all about your family’s needs. You can customize your plan by food style, family size, and even by your preferred grocery store. Do you shop at Wal-Mart and strive for a paleo diet? There’s a plan for that. Want gluten free options from Safeway? eMeals has you covered. In addition to providing over 50 different weekly plans and the corresponding shopping list for your family, eMeals is designed to minimize wasted food, wasted time, and wasted money.

 

Even I can follow the meal plans and recipes. Check out the Spicy Mexican Chicken I made last night! It was super easy and a big hit. Hubby was so impressed that he was actually asking what was next on the menu!

 

 

By reducing waste and planning ahead, eMeals can save families on average, $1,000 a year. I don’t know about you, but I could do a lot with an extra $1,000. Especially once the holidays are over, I’ll be wanting to save a few dollars any way I can. With the help of eMeals, one of my biggest daily challenges is about to become as easy as pie! If you would like to try eMeals (and I suggest you do), sign up here and enter the code Cyber35 for 35% off your subscription.