Woman Wows After Losing 30 Pounds in 3 Months By Eating Lunchables
Emmy (@emmyfry8) is a fashion-slash-beauty and weight loss influencer who regularly shares about how she lost weight fast. In a recent TikTok video that has racked up hundreds of thousands of views, she shows off her "literally crazy" weight loss, modeling a pair of jeans she used to wear prior to dropping 30 pounds in three months. In a few other videos she reveals exactly how she lost so much weight – and one of the ways she did it was by eating Lunchables.
Emmy Creates Her Own "Adult Lunchables"
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In September, Emmy shared a viral video about what she eats in a day, "small meals edition," revealing that "girl dinners" packaged in little plastic lunch boxes inspired by Lunchables helped her lose weight fast. "You guys can literally put anything in there," she said in the video, detailing a tomato, cheese, and pepperoni pizza-inspired "Lunchable." "This is your sign to make adult Lunchables," she said.
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She Eats 4 to 6 Mini Meals Per Day
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"I lost 27 pounds in two months just by eating a bunch of little meals versus three big meals," she said in one video. So I will eat basically four to six little meals versus three big meals. So it's kind of spreading your eating out throughout the day so you're never actually starving because technically kind of always eating in a way."
One of Her Favorites Is Chicken Apple Sausage, Cucumbers, and Pickles
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"So this is my chicken apple sausage, a little Lunchable that I like to make," she said. "So I just have chicken apple sausage in it. I have cucumbers, I have pickles, and I have mustard."
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Here Is Why Meal Planning Is a Good Idea
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Emmy's mini meals are a form of meal planning, and there is a lot of scientific evidence supporting the benefits of putting some thought into your diet and preparing food at home. Studies the more meals you eat prepared away from home, the higher your risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and early death. And, one study published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity found meal planning was associated with a healthier diet and less obesity.
Meal Planning Can Also Help You Save Money
Meal planning can also help you save money. "Rising food costs can be particularly daunting for larger families. In fact, data from Greenlight shows that 55% of parents and teens identified inflation as their biggest financial concern," Jennifer Seitz, Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI) and Director of Education at Greenlight, explains. By creating a meal plan and shopping list ahead of time, you and your children can avoid impulse purchases.
💪🔥Body Booster: You can adapt meal planning to your own likes, dislikes, and body goals. But no matter what it entails, science supports the many benefits of cooking your own meals and planning ahead of time.
