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My Fit Foods ?

Has anyone used this service? My husband is going to be out of town for 3 months and on the days that I work 12 hour shifts It is hard for me to find the time to plan out my meals. I though about using this company and splitting the portions in 2 just on the days that I work and supplementing with my protein shakes and fresh veggies

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  • emily_0192010
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    I've never heard about it, but if you can afford it go for it!! The other thing I would suggest is making a bunch of stuff over the weekend and then all you would have to do is re-heat them. Not neces

  • Pookeyism
    Pookeyism

    Here in Houston My Fit Foods is a chain (so to speak) you go in and they have all of the meals and such in freezers. there seems to be several in the Dallas area too... The plan is pretty expensive,

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I've never heard about it, but if you can afford it go for it!! The other thing I would suggest is making a bunch of stuff over the weekend and then all you would have to do is re-heat them. Not necessarily the yummiest, but certainly very easy!

Here in Houston My Fit Foods is a chain (so to speak) you go in and they have all of the meals and such in freezers. there seems to be several in the Dallas area too...

The plan is pretty expensive, but I actually eat from several My Fit Foods just out of choice. If the portions are the same and the quality is too you will enjoy the food. Just be sure to talk to one of the dieticians and be sure they supply the meals short on veggies and long on protien, and carbs are held in check (most are anyway).

I cant imagine you need as much as the plan provides, you should probably buy a la carte.

If you can go to the restaraunt or store front and look at the dishes, etc.

I meant to say I used to be his chef. All the portions are made based on ur height and weight and whether you want to tone, lose weight, maintain, etc. his food is a bit pricey and even though he uses a lot of good carbs like quinoa, which is also high in protein, a lot of it is still too many carbs for us sleevers. You can try it but also make your own meals for a whole week and reheat the food and it will save you a lot of money .

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was planning on buying a la carte anad splitting the meals in 2. just a few items for the week. also grabbing a chicken already made from the store and using that for the week.

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