If you’re anything like you me, you hobble over to the refrigerator around 6:30PM, open the door for the 100th time that day, and get disappointed the magical food fairy hasn’t dropped off a steaming hot, already prepared, ready to eat dinner. This usually leaves you with two choices: throw together a quick meal with random ingredients around the house or rush out to the store and try and think of a recipe on the way and end up eating a frozen dinner.

eMeals is the market leader in online meal planning solutions for consumers. It’s a fantastic resource that provides you with seven recipes, a budget-friendly shopping list, and a way to manage your sanity each week. You’ll spend less time running back and forth to the grocery store, you’ll have meal plans ready at your fingertips, and your family and budget will thank you!

The company provides over 50 weekly plans based on customers preferred food style, family size and grocery store. Specialties include classic, clean eating, simple gourmet, low fat, low carb, paleo, portion control, organic, vegetarian and gluten-free meals. eMeals is also designed to ensure that you do not have food waste. This means no wasted money, no wasted food storage, and more money in your pockets.


eMeals saves consumers on average $1,000/year because of the smart meal planning and coupons! Something you definitely need to be thinking about after the holidays! Even Financial Planning celebrity and TV show host, Dave Ramsey, supports eMeals!

My thoughts on eMeals:

Every eMeals meal is simple and easy to make, using an average of seven main ingredients and requiring about 30 minutes of prep time. I’m not wasting my day trying to find exotic items like cinnamon oil, avocado leaves and smoked Sicilian tuna. I’m also not wasting my money by buying extra food that later goes to waste. Best of all, the ingredients are affordable and can often be found on sale. In fact, eMeals tries to match its weekly list of recipes with store sales and seasonal availability so that you can take advantage of your store circular and local farmers’ markets.
They have great recipes like Paleo Roast Turkey which will be great at Thanksgiving.

I tried a recipie that was provided in my weekly plan, the baked spaghetti squares and thankfully it didn't break the pocket book! Plus it was a hit with the family:


Right now, eMeals is offering the readers of Ramblings with a Tattooed Mom, 35% off a subscription using link cyber35. This is a great program to even buy for a loved one at Christmas to keep them on a healthy eating track!