A couple of years ago, when I became a Dave Ramsey addict, I signed our family up for eMeals. We were fairly consistent and I defintely loved the savings and ease of planning, even though they didn’t have a specific plan for our Midwest Kroger. My husband, who does most of our cooking, enjoyed the recipes and lack of “thinking” however, through time we just got side tracked and eventually stopped using the program.
A couple of weeks ago, we decided to join our church in January and taking Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University. Part of that is coming up with a food budget and sticking with it. My husband suggested that we go back to giving eMeals a try. I was a little hesitant at first, but then this blog opportunity came my way and I thought it was a definite sign.
I hadn’t “logged in” to the eMeals site in more than a year. I couldn’t believe all the changes and choices. Once what was just a simple family meal plan for a few stores now has 10 choices including classic, Paleo, low carb, low fat and gluten free. I am really impressed and I can’t wait to choose which plan will fit us best and help us to really get off on a good start with our FPU.
About eMeals:
eMeals offers over 50 delicious meal plans and corresponding grocery lists every week based on food style preferences, family size and the current sales at selected grocery stores. Dinner menu plans include classic family meals, low-fat, portion control, low-carb, gluten-free, vegetarian, clean eating, paleo, and the natural and organic plan. For more information, please visit www.emeals.com.
Want to try it out? You can get 15% off the leading meal planning system by using coupon code 2013 on their website today!
Disclaimer: I received a 3 month subscription to eMeals in exchange for this post. Regardless, I only post my honest opinions. This blog is in no way affiliated with Twitter, Facebook or any other social network. This post is brought to you by the US Family Guide.
