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Health and Wellness
Most people are busy. Add to that caring for a family, work and school commutes, and any additional commitments you take on, and you may feel a bit frustrated or overwhelmed navigating mealtime at the end of each day.
You aren't alone, and there's an answer: personal chef services.
As a parent, you nestle many roles under your umbrella of responsibility. Sometimes it can be somewhat daunting. You're chief mess-cleaner, launderer, cook, nurse, chauffeur, playmate, storyteller, professional snuggler - and the list goes on.
With all of the information, recipes, articles, and podcasts on eating healthy today, it can be overwhelming to figure out what will work for you and your family when you don't have ample time or energy.
Many modern families meet the goal of eating at home with a rotation of three go-to chicken dishes, a chili night, and a fend-for-yourself "taco bowl night." And that's fine if it hits the spot for your family. That said, eating nutritious and exciting home-cooked meals doesn't have to be an oxymoron.
As seasons cycle, so does our body's nutritional needs. It's no coincidence why we crave juicy cantaloupe for summer picnics and savory, warm soups through winter.
We select fruit in the summer for its high water content, our bodies using its many nutrients to replenish us when we sweat. But once the cold temps blow in, we find ourselves tucked indoors more, and we need denser nutrition with richer blends of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
So blend up a batch of aromatic carrot ginger soup and settle in as we explore a variety of Jack Frost's favorite superfoods that'll add a little hygge to your life.
