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PreMade Meals

So, attempting to make meal times a little easier, I thought I’d try a food delivery company, Fresh-N-Lean. I got my first delivery yesterday. The food tastes okay, and some of the meals might come close to being good. The problem is there is not enough; the servings are tiny, especially for the cost. I will cancel my subscription before the next shipment. My son told me about the freshly…

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Impulse Feeding

How freaking boring! I have tried preparing meals in advance, and I hated it. There is nothing like opening the refrigerator door and seeing all that pre-made food, but you want something else. Sometimes, I can’t even do leftovers. For instance, yesterday, I cooked a rack of spare ribs. Of course, there are going to be leftovers. I live alone. I opened up the frig for lunch, knowing what was in…

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Benefits of Choosing Premade Meals

Pictures of bright, adequately portioned meals within food containers piled high on countertops are commonplace. A standard method of meal…

It might be as easy as planning your weekly menu before going grocery shopping or as complex as cooking your entire week’s worth of meals in one or two days. There are advantages to premade meals that make the extra effort worthwhile, whichever method you select. Here are the top advantages of premade meal delivery:

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I cooked this as instructed. The box says that it lasts two meals but I only got one meal out of it, although I will admit it was a big meal. If I had a side dish with it I could probably get two meals out of it, but that would require cutting it before baking it.

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If You Have This Pre-Made Meal at Home, the USDA Says Throw It Out Now

Looking to start 2021 in better health? There's no time like the present to start purging that fridge—and there's one item in particular you should get rid of after a health alert from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The department's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is recommending that anyone who bought a popular pre-made enchilada meal toss it immediately. Read on to find out if you should be clearing this dish out of your home. And while you're cleaning out your kitchen, If You Have This Spice in Your Pantry, the FDA Says Check It Immediately.On Jan. 7, the FSIS issued a health alert for 62.4-oz. containers of Hy-Vee Mealtime Chicken Enchiladas over an undeclared soy allergen. The meals in question have Best If Used By dates of Jan. 10, 2021, and are marked with establishment number P51558. They were sold in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin.While the batch of enchiladas in question is no longer on shelves and will not be subject to a recall, the FSIS cautions anyone with food allergies to avoid eating them, recommending instead that "these products should be thrown away."The Hy-Vee enchiladas join a long list of food products experts have cautioned about consuming lately; read on to discover if a staple in your kitchen has been recalled. And for more household warnings to be aware of, check out If You Use This Mouthwash, the FDA Says to Stop Immediately.Read the original article on Best Life. 1 Lean Cuisine Baked Chicken mealsThe FSIS issued a warning about another prepared meal in December, this time it was Lean Cuisine's Baked Chicken meal that was causing concern after there were five complaints of consumers finding plastic in their food. The company believes that the issue arose from a plastic conveyor belt breaking during the production of the mashed potatoes, leading fragments to wind up in the meal. Before you heat up your next Lean Cusine, look out to see if you could have one of the recalled products. It's labeled as "Lean Cuisine Baked Chicken, white meat chicken with stuffing, red skin mashed potatoes and gravy" with the lot code 0246595911 and a best-by date of Oct. 2021. The box also includes the establishment number EST. P-9018. And for another recall to look out for at home, check out If You Bought This From Costco, Stop Using It Immediately. 2 Dole Sesame Asian Chopped SaladOn Jan. 5, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recall of select lots of Dole Sesame Asian Chopped Salad kits. The bagged salads were packaged with the wrong dressing and toppings, which had eggs in them that were not included on the package's ingredient list, potentially prompting severe reactions among individuals with egg allergies. All of the affected batches bear UPC number 0-71430-00035-9 and the lot code B364016 or B364017. While there had been no adverse effects associated with their consumption at the time of the recall, the FDA said that anyone with one of the salads in question in their fridge "should not consume it, but rather discard it." And for more products you'd be wise to ditch, If You Have This in Your Medicine Cabinet, the FDA Says to Get Rid of It. 3 Trader Joe's Almond KringleA popular holiday dessert was pulled from shelves just one week before Christmas. On Dec. 18, the FDA announced that O&H Danish Bakery Almond Kringle sold at Trader Joe's in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, had been recalled over "undeclared pecans." The desserts, which have code 26720 on their nutritional label, should be returned to Trader Joe's stores or thrown out, the FDA recommends. And for the latest recall news sent straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. 4 Trader Joe's edamameIt wasn't just desserts that Trader Joe's recalled in December. The popular grocery store pulled 16-oz. bags of its Lightly Salted Edamame from shelves due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes bacteria, the FDA announced on Dec. 16. Anyone with one of the affected batches of edamame—which have codes 22LA102 M, 22LA102 N, or 22LA102 P on the package—can get a refund for their purchase from the Trader Joe's from which they bought it. And for the one pet food you shouldn't feed your dogs and cats, check out This Pet Food Has Killed Nearly 30 Dogs, FDA Warns.

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Healthy Options for Employees

Healthy Catering Increases Energy

Providing a healthy option daily will increase the energy of your employees. Eating a microwaved or fast food meal causes lethargy and decreased energy. All those fatty foods and carbs are processing in the body in less than an hour after consumption. Putting cheap food into your employee’s stomachs causes cheap results.

On the other hand, offering on-site healthy food will ensure that your workers are processing only good food through their body during that midday “hump.” Instead of fatiguing like some usually do, energy will be restored and afternoon nap desires become afternoon productivity zones. This also allows for better sleep patterns in your employees, allowing them to have even more energy when arriving in the morning!

A great example of a place that offers healthy options can be found here: http://secretchefoftemple.com/menus/

Eating Healthy Alleviates Stress and Anxiety

Unhealthy food is addicting for a multitude of reasons, but one of these is that it temporarily releases a chemical in your brain that makes you want more. Fast food and fatty foods make you feel good for the moment you’re eating them! However, this immediate pleasure turns into a quick “food hangover.” Whenever we need our next fix, we typically get anxiety and stress levels increase. Our body is craving more…and the more unhealthy you eat, the greater your risk for anxiety or sensitivity to stress is.

The solution: healthy food. I keep saying it, but having that healthy food will pay off. Eating healthy and naturally allows your body to process food the way its supposed to and ensure that one’s brain chemicals are running optimally. While this isn’t a complete solution to mental illness or anything, it definitely helps alleviate and reduce the effects of stress and anxiety. Personally, I feel better when I have a green smoothie for breakfast than when I have a bowl of sugary cereal. I get that immediate, long term, healthy energy versus the short burst of fatty energy the sugary cereal provides.

All in all, less stress and anxiety in the workplace increases productivity and health…see how this is all tying in together?