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eMeals: Low Calorie Menu Planners Sent to Your Email

Author: eMeals
Published: 30 Dec 2013 - Updated: 22 Sep 2021

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Receive adult and childrens weekly low calorie menus and recipes emailed direct to you from eMeals.

Overview

eMeals has been around for more than a decade helping families relieve the daily stress of putting healthy home-cooked meals on the table quickly, easily, and affordably.

Trying to zap the fat but so bored by a steady diet of boneless chicken breasts that you return to burger-and-fry-style standbys before losing a pound?

Online meal planning service eMeals helps you stay on the weight loss wagon with a new Low-Calorie Menu Plan that comes straight to your computer or smartphone every week. Each installment includes seven make-at-home menus weighing in at 500 calories or less per serving. Bonus: wide variety to help keep you from reverting to old eating habits.

In any given week, eMeals' low-calorie entrees range from Panko-Crusted Chicken Fingers, Barbecue Chicken Pizza and Three-Bean Vegetable Chili to Fish Tacos with Avocado and Mango Salsa, Caprese Turkey Burgers and Pan-Seared Greek Rib-Eye Steaks.

Each main dish includes accompaniments like Chopped Salad with Creamy Feta Dressing (for the pizza) and Cheddar Corn Muffins (for the chili).

Recipes include slow cooker, vegetarian and other healthy choices inspired by the federal government's Dietary Guidelines. Calories, prep and cook time, and special features like "super-fast" and "kid-friendly" are clearly listed on each menu for instant guidance.

It's the latest addition to eMeals' service, which has helped hundreds of thousands of people get dinner on the table quickly and affordably since 2003. Today, for as little as $5/month, eMeals delivers weekly menus for any of 50+ different meal plans.

Options Include:

Classic, Slow Cooker, Low-Fat, Portion Control, Low Carb, Gluten-Free, Vegetarian, Natural and Organic, Clean Eating, Mediterranean, Paleo and - now - Low-Calorie programs. Meal plans are available for couples or families, and for breakfast and lunch as well as dinner.

Each week's menu plan includes recipes for seven meals with corresponding shopping lists based on the program you've selected, saving hours of meal planning drudgery as well as enabling easy once-a-week shopping. You can also specify a store such as ALDI, Kroger, Publix, Safeway, Target, Walmart or Whole Foods to take advantage of sale prices that help shape eMeals' weekly menus.


Attribution/Source(s): This quality-reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World (DW) due to its relevance to the disability community. Originally authored by eMeals and published on 30 Dec 2013, this content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity.

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