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Slow Cooker Honey Garlic Chicken and Veggies

In by Morgan Hoover

This is another easy and tasty throw-together slow cooker meal with minimal prep needed! This meal provides 43g of protein and over 10g of fiber, which will keep you satisfied for hours. We recommend using coconut aminos instead of soy sauce to reduce sodium. If you'd like a lower sugar option, you can cut back on the honey.The ingredients listed below require the least amount of prep, but you are welcome to use Russet potatoes or sweet potatoes, unpeeled carrots, or fresh green beans.

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Pumpkin spice protein no bake energy balls

In by Rachel Dreher

A no-bake version of the guilt free pumpkin spice cookies if you don't have the time or equipment to cook! Super yummy and a great post workout snack! The coconut oil makes these stay really firm as well!

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Edible low carb protein cookie dough

In by Rachel Dreher

Eat this as a protein bar substitute! No cooking required for this DELICIOUS mock cookie dough. It is like a superfood version of an edible cookie dough packed with protein, healthy fats, and fiber. Ground flax provides healthy fats & fiber that reduce inflammation and feed the good gut bacteria and aid in weight control.

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Lentil stew

In by Rachel Dreher

Warm, comforting meal you can throw together in a flash. Most of the ingredients in here are pantry products so this is a good recipe to keep on hand when you run out of other prepped meals!

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Protein oatmeal recipe

In by Rachel Dreher

This is made in the microwave in a matter of minutes and can be mixed around with all types of flavors! Oatmeal is a super filling complex carb with the types of fiber that feed your good bacteria that help your metabolism work properly.

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Pizza in a mug

In by Rachel Dreher

If you like pizza ( who doesn't) you have got to try this nutrient-dense super fast recipe. Takes less time to mix together than cooking a frozen pizza!

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MINI PIZZA

In by Kevin Grimes

Check out this pizza recipe that takes just a couple minutes to throw together and is a FRACTION of the calories from pizza from the truck stop. Picture courtesy of Prime driver Mike who made the pizza in a sandwich maker instead of the microwave for a crispier texture.

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Protein spaghetti with meatballs

In by Rachel Dreher

Have your pasta and protein too! 42g of protein in a serving. Very easy to cook in the microwave in a bowl of water so this recipe can work if you don't have access to a stove.

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Chickpea Curry

In by Rachel Dreher

Another dry goods meal! The fresh veggies are optional, meaning that you can use up some canned goods instead.

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Protein parfait

In by Rachel Dreher

Here is a great snack or quick breakfast option! Way less added sugars than a pre-made parfait and more protein.

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Mocha overnight oats

In by Rachel Dreher

Have your caffeine in your breakfast! Chocolate protein powder with instant coffee makes this a nutritious jumpstart to your day.

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Chocolate peanut butter overnight oats

In by Rachel Dreher

Who doesn't like chocolate and PB together?! Tastes like you are eating a reeses cup melted in your oatmeal! Overnight oats are a fantastic way to meal prep breakfast.

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Chia seed protein pudding

In by Rachel Dreher

No cooking required and a great option for breakfast meal prep for your week! Chia seeds are a fantastic source of Omega-3 fats and soluble fiber. These are both potent PREbiotic food sources for the good bacteria in your gut that help you fight off disease, make compounds that help you avoid overeating, help in insulin sensitivity and the list goes on!

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Berry overnight oats

In by Rachel Dreher

Overnight oats are an easy breakfast option to prep the night before. Oats are super filling because of the fantastic fiber in there but this recipe also has a protein source that will also keep you full for hours. The Greek yogurt is a great source of probiotics, the good bacteria for your gut. Blue, red, & purple fruits & veggies like berries, apples, & red cabbage contain a polyphenol called Anthocyanin which give the produce those colors. Anthocyanins actually promote microbial diversity of GOOD bacteria & the anthocyanins from 2 cups of blueberries increase insulin sensitivity, lower visceral adipose tissue & improve satiety.

Bean Burger

In by Rachel Dreher

Dairy free and optional egg-free burger.