OT e-mealz

[JillandFamily]

Just wondering if anyone has ever used e-mealz? If so did you like it? Was it worth it? Thanks in advance for letting me know...Trying to decide if I should try this.

 

[TJHutch]

We have been using e-mealz for a couple of months. To me it is worth every penny. The meals are planned out by day, meals that my family will eat, all I have to do is follow the shopping list they provide. The best part it is very easy to follow. My husband loves the fact it lists all of the ingredients and it is easy for him to follow the recipes. I love coming home to dinner already cooked on those nights I may have to work late.

 

[drinkme]

I liked it at first. I used the Aldi family meals. They were mostly very unhealthy meals. So after a couple of weeks, I switched to the low fat meals. They weren't that great.

If you shop at Aldi, you can go onto their website and plan out your meals for free.

HTH

 

[threecrazykids]

I use e-mealz too and LOVE IT. I do the Aldi plan as well. I guess I don't find them all that unhealthy I guess in comparison to other meal plans (unless of course they specify low fat/healthier meals). My kids haven't turned their noses up at any of the recipes yet either. I love the fact that I know exactly what I'm going to spend and I stick to it. I just add what I need for breakfasts and any lunches and I'm good to go. I have the plan for 4 people and it feeds my family of 5 easily, sometimes with leftovers.

If you do choose to do it, use coupon code "Dave" for a discount, as Dave Ramsey promotes the website as well.

 

[dis-happy]

Haven't used emealz but my family loves menu-mailer and the recipes from that. Same idea...grocery list, menus, recipes each week. Plus you can choose from heart healty, low-carb, budget and regular, 2 people to 6 people. I also really like the crockpot menu that's included each week!