Healthy Meal Preppers Are Obsessed With This $27 Whole Foods Platter
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It's saving people both time and money.
We all know meal prep can help make weekdays less stressful, but it often remains aspirational. Grocery shopping is already enough of a chore. Planning everything you’re going to eat for the week and cooking the core ingredients in advance tacks on a few additional hours of work, cutting into precious weekend downtime.
Wondering how people do it? Many healthy meal preppers are sharing the secret to making meal prep actually happen on TikTok: a $27 platter from Whole Foods with enough grilled chicken, sweet potatoes and green beans to use throughout the week. People who have done it swear that it saves them both time and money — and they aren’t sacrificing nutritional value, either.
Why Meal Preppers Are Obsessed With The $27 Whole Foods Platter
Hannah Groth posted a TikTok taste-testing the Whole Foods platter and told HuffPost that she uses it to meal prep for herself. “It helps me portion my meals with accurate proportions of macros in order to meet my health goals. One tray typically serves four meals for myself, which means I am paying around $6.75 per meal,” she said.
Groth recommends the platter for anyone who wants to start eating less-processed foods in 2025 but doesn’t know where to start, or is worried that buying ingredients to make healthy meals will be expensive. “The Whole Foods platter is a convenient and budget-friendly option for those looking for healthy and fast meals that taste delicious,” she said.
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