Recipes

While ice cream isn’t traditionally considered a winter dessert, we scream for it year round! The American Dairy Association reports that the average American buys 23 pounds of ice cream a year. Whoa. Why not try skipping the store and making your own? Small tweaks to this recipe can help you find the right combo that will fit your specific needs and preferences!

If you’ve tried Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt Guacamole, you probably loved it.

If you enjoy sour cream & onion chips but want none of the carbs, this Sour Cream Omelet recipe is a great high-protein breakfast option!

If you live for a good protein bar or just appreciate the ease of grab-and-go foods (who doesn’t, right?) — then these are for you.

These tangy lemon protein bars are a perfect dessert that’s light on sweetness and macros, but high in protein and flavor.

Enjoy a salmon burger that fits anyone’s macros!

Coleslaw is one of the most delicious ways to turn plain cabbage and shredded carrots into the fresh, moist and creamy side dish of your dreams. The traditional recipe calls for a hefty helping of mayo, which can be an issue for most people's macros.

For our chocoholics who need some grams of protein — this recipe is for you (and your sweet tooth)!

These cheesy peppers may be simple, but sometimes you need something crazy easy like this up your sleeve.

Slow cooked beef is a family favorite thanks to its timeless comfort food flavor and tender meat. Whether you need a healthy meal to feed your family or prep protein for the week, this recipe is a winner.

Keep your veggies interesting!

If you’re a lover of Asian curries you know that reaching your macros with a curry dish is a no-go zone. Traditional curries are intensely flavorful but extremely macro dense: coconut milk, butter, lots of breads and rice etc. Just thinking about those ingredients made my mouth water. Sugar, spice and everything nice!