Give-AWAY: Good Life Menus!
Around here we’re pretty good eaters, but I’m not a great cook. That’s why I’m thrilled by this new give-away:
Win one of two Six Month Subscriptions to Good Life Menus!
It’s a full week of menus, with shopping lists and recipes, all coded and easy to use!
Features:
- Seven nightly meals per week
- One leisurely meal includes starter
- One weekend brunch OR
- Either one dessert or snack recipe
- Low-carb meals suitable for most plans’ induction, around 10 net g. of carbs
- Recipes call for no artificial sweeteners and no sugar
- Complete shopping list categorized by aisle and coded to menu night
- Nightly Master Plan to make sure all recipes are ready at the right time: no more frantically fixing a side while the main dish grows cold
- Reminders on each night’s plan to remind you to marinate or thaw anything for the next night’s plan
- Recipes use seasonal cooking techniques and seasonal ingredients
- Recipes from a variety of cuisines and techniques, from Italian and French to modern “restaurant” American, Tex-Mex, Caribbean, Asian and more
- Planned leftover makeovers mean you’ll be cooking less and eating better
- Tips to help you cook better and more inexpensively
- Access to your past archives if you’d rather cook a different or favorite dish from past menus, for the length of your subscription
- Designed to meet the needs of families where only some of the family have special dietary considerations, without the cook having to spend all day in the kitchen making separate menus
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To enter you’ll need to answer, What’s the weirdest, funniest, best thing your kid has ever eaten? Here’s mine ;o)














My 8 yr old never really ate weird things other than paper or dirt or boogers. But just a few days ago, while laying in the bed with me, she picked a piece of dried eye snot off my eyelash and popped it in her mouth. Eww.
My son doesn’t eat very many weird things but he did once eat a gross mcdonalds French fry he managed to find on the ground ,under a shelf, in wal-mart. It was disgusting and he ate half the fry before I grabbed it.
My 3 year old ate playdough, soap, and crayons all on the same day once. That was an interesting diaper to change.
I thought it was fun when my daughter drank pickle juice. We had fun making all sorts of pickle faces.
My son thinks black olives are weird and can’t believe he used to eat them, my daughter and I love them and she had fun popping them on her fingers and eating them off.
Jessica
Cool to see these entries and so funny! All of my kids, given an apple sometime around the age of three, have eaten the *entire* thing, giving me back the stem. I know my youngest at age 5 ate something so disgusting I can’t even remember clearly what it was, except it was at the baseball diamond–used gum, I think.
Remember to click that Rafflecopter link up above to officially enter! It gives you 8 total ways to enter. It loads last on the page, so wait for it. It makes it very simple to earn extra entries!
how did i not see this before. i come to the site daily. sheesh. i need help! lol
fiona (my one year old. eeep) likes cat food and will spit out yummy good food and go hunt down the cats bowl to sneak kibble. also she has had a cigarette butt in her mouth. bleck!