Do you struggle figuring out what to make your kids for lunches for school? Before MOMables I had given up on trying. I was always too busy in the morning to try to get a lunch together for Buddy and too tired at night. Now I take one morning each week to make all the lunches for the week. (Usually four in our house because I let him pick one day per week that he wants to eat hot lunch.) What is MOMables?
Feeding your kids wholesome food doesn’t have to be complicated. MOMables™ picky-eater, kid-tested recipes are made quickly — in ten minutes or less — with simple and fresh ingredients. MOMables™ streamlines the lunch making process with a weekly menu and a shopping list.

The above pictures are my lunches made based off of one of her menus. I didn’t use her entire menu since I had already gone shopping for the week, but it was very inspirational to me. Since finding MOMables it takes me about 15-20 minutes per week to make the lunches and can even line up a bunch for the other kids to have in the fridge at the same time. I usually do it on Monday morning while I’m making my husband’s lunch. I love the ease of just going into the fridge in the morning and pulling out a lunch for Buddy. I even have enough bottles stored up now to have his milk containers ready to go for the week as well.
MOMables is a subscription service. It costs $18 for 3 months, $33 for 6 months or $60 for 12 months. If you’re fresh out of ideas and inspiration, it’s a great way to get you going! It’s definitely inspired me!
Note: I was given a subscription to try MOMables. All opinions are my own.







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On the weekend of January 20th-21st, 2012, a bunch of bloggers braved the joy of heavy, fast falling snow to arrive in Chicago for the
When we got to the studio we were welcomed in and sat down. We had a quick cooking demonstration by Chef Suzy Singh, who was on Master Chef, Season 2. We were then asked to break into our groups, come up with names for our group and then head upstairs to do the first ever Kenmore slow cooker challenge. We were given a basket of vegetables, wine, water and broth and were told to make a meal in our slow cooker. There was also a table of extra veggies and spices we could use.
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The first time I saw a Trunki was at BlogHer last year. I saw a few bloggers in front of me pulling these animal suitcases behind them. We stopped them to ask about them and they told us they are Trunkis.
How would you like to win the same Trunki and accessories I reviewed?
International Delight Iced Coffee comes in three different flavors: Original, Vanilla, and Mocha. My Walmart didn’t have any vanilla so we only got to try out the other two. I didn’t have as many friends show up as I would have liked to the party because everyone was having an illness week. (Including us, but luckily it was a day of clarity around here.) I have had people stop by and do taste tests on their way to run errands or do drop offs. My husband even brought some in to work with him. Everyone that I know that has tried it, even coffee haters, have liked the International Delight Iced Coffees. A few of my friends and I added caramel creamer to the mocha flavor and really enjoyed it. I’m a HUGE caramel lover though. International Delight needs to come out with a caffeine free caramel iced coffee and I’d love them forever! I really do wish they’d come out with a caffeine free version of their iced coffees because I’d love to have these on a regular basis. I’m caffeine intolerant and normally get a migraine 2 days after having any caffeine. Surprisingly I did NOT after these but I’m scared to try again. Looking at my pictures in my post here are really making me want to go make a glass right now. I’m sure you’re asking why I decided to review these coffees if I’m caffeine intolerant. I’ve heard so many good things about them that I wanted to try them myself (darn the consequences) and I wanted to share them with my friends. I’m glad I did! I think I sold a few people on buying them for their houses.











