Meal Prepping Like a Beast: Save $$, Stay Healthy, and Crush Your Goals
Just spent $116.97 at Whole Foods, and honestly, it’s a steal compared to eating out all week. Plus, meal prepping keeps me locked into my goals. I spend about 2 hours every Sunday, prepping lunch and dinner for the whole week. It’s a game changer—saves time and makes sticking to my plan easy. I’ve been leaning more into organic, and honestly, I feel a huge difference—more energy, better focus. But if organic isn’t in your budget, at least aim for grass-fed when you can.
I’m all about a low-carb, clean-eating vibe to stay shredded— mostly fruits, vegetables, and proteins. Here’s what I grabbed:
• Rotisserie chicken: Ready-to-go protein.
• Oat milk: I’m allergic to dairy, so I gotta go oat milk for my coffee and shakes
• Bananas: Quick snack, pre-workout fuel.
• Dark chocolate: Superfood that’s a solid desert.
• Spinach: Nutrient-packed greens.
• Salad mix: Quick and easy for meals 🥗.
• Swordfish, chicken breasts, beef, lamb, venison: Protein variety to keep it interesting.
• Avocados: Gotta love those healthy fats .
• Apples: Fresh and full of fiber.
I usually hit 4 eggs for breakfast, but had plenty left over from the last haul. Also, I keep my place stocked with nothing but healthy stuff, so when the late-night cravings hit, there’s literally nothing bad to snack on. Usually always grab blueberries too, but the organic ones were $8 at whole foods so I gotta find them somewhere else lmao…
Lastly, meal prepping has been key for me lately—it keeps me on track and saves both time and money💪
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Gavin Damasco
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Meal Prepping Like a Beast: Save $$, Stay Healthy, and Crush Your Goals
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