How to Prepare Nutrisystem Foods #NSNation
Nutrisystem foods come in different preparation styles.
There are many foods that can be eaten right out of the package like; granola bars, cereal (add milk), muffins, ice cream, dessert bars, cookies, etc .
Some entrees are frozen and you just pop them in the microwave or oven to heat then up.
Some of my favorite lunch items come in a container with a peel back lid and you add boiling water. It really is easy. Here is how I make one of my favorite lunches, Three Cheese Pasta with Chicken. (I order about 5-7 of these each month. I really like it.)
Bring a couple of cups of water to a boil on the stove.
Peel back the lid, leaving it still attached to the container.
Add water to the fill line and stir really well to combine all the contents.
Put the lid down to cover the top of the container. I like to put my fork on top to ensure the lid stays down and all the heat stays in.
For this entree it recommends I wait about 8-10 minutes.
This is where I will prepare my side items. I need to have 2 veggies and a protein in addition to this entree. I generally make a salad and have 1 cup of raw carrots. I will add either a low fat cheese stick to the salad, a hard boiled egg, or 1 oz of lunch meat.
When the pasta is done it will look like this. Stir and enjoy. It really is yummy and does not taste like a diet food with compromised flavor.
While I am not losing 5 pounds every week, I am certainly changing my life with Nutrisystem. Yes, there are times I eat out with my family, but I make better food choices today than I did a year ago today. I am learning how to keep the weight off by changing my lifestyle over all.
Would you like to lose weight and get healthy on Nutrisystem too? Visit Nutrisystem today or call 888-853-4689. Right now you can get $100 off every order when you sign up for auto-delivery. What you spend in a month on Nutrisystem for three meals a day, is likely what you are spending feeding yourself all month already. Nutrisystem is sponsoring my weight loss journey and in return I am blogging about my journey. All opinions stated are my own.