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" One of the biggest challenges I face on an ongoing basis is preparing healthy meals and snacks. Of course eating healthy (and at home) is important for obvious reasons: America&amp;#039;s problem with obesity, saving money, quality time with family and loved ones\u2026 the list of reasons to do it goes on and on. Unfortunately, the time and energy aren&amp;#039;t always there. Most of us today have jobs outside of the home, but even stay-at-home women have a long list of duties outside of meal preparation. And frankly, after 10 hours in the office, an hour of running errands, fighting traffic, checking the mail, letting the dogs out, returning phone calls, and worrying about tomorrow&amp;#039;s schedule the last thing I want to do is cook dinner. And if I am going to cook, I don&amp;#039;t want to spend hours making things from scratch. On the other hand, I also don&amp;#039;t want to face another pricey to-go container of greasy take-out food, or a heat-and-serve frozen something or other from the grocery. So what&amp;#039;s the solution? Actually, I found one. Well, the better half found one, but nonetheless it&amp;#039;s one I like. The solution for us is very often Super Suppers. I don&amp;#039;t know if any of you have heard of this, but if not I insist you Google it right now. Super Suppers is based out of Texas, but has locations across 38 states. Basically it&amp;#039;s a pre-assembled meal company, but there are some key differences that make it so worthwhile in my opinion. First and foremost, all of their ingredients are high quality and fresh. Secondly, while they can make it and you can pick it up for super convenience, you can also schedule a time to go in and make the meals yourself. The difference is, instead of spending 1 to 2 hours cooking every day, you spend 2 hours at Super Suppers once a month, make everything then, take it home and freeze it, and then just heat it up for dinner. It&amp;#039;s really a wonderful concept. It&amp;#039;s also comparative price-wise to a trip to the grocery store. I don&amp;#039;t use them every single day, but I do turn to Super Suppers to answer the &amp;quot;what&amp;#039;s for dinner&amp;quot; question about 3 times a week. It&amp;#039;s saved me a lot of time and money and I think it will for you too. For more information visit supersuppers.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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