I’ve been experimenting with clean eating chocolate chip cookies for a while because, well, everyone likes chocolate chip cookies. They are simple, timeless, and just delicious! I LOVE chocolate chip cookies and cookie dough. I make them often enough, I decided I need a healthier version with better ingredients. These clean eating chocolate chip cookies hit the spot and satisfy my cookie craving. My family liked them too! These healthy clean eating chocolate chip cookies… Have ZERO processed sugar. (Sweetened with honey and stevia!) Have whole wheat flour instead of white flour. (Organic is best!) Uses coconut oil instead of margarine. (You could also use grass-fed butter for a more classic…

For the LONGEST time, I’ve wanted to try food subscription boxes. You know, the ones where they send all your meals neatly organized, ready to prep and cook.  I wanted to try out food subscription boxes for several reasons:  I wanted to learn how to cook better and try new dishes.  I tend to eat the same meals over and over. I wanted to mix it up and get more of a variety.  I LOVE including veggies in my meals but needed new ideas and more variety. A food box seemed like a good way to help with this. (It did!)  My hubby loves cooking, I thought this would be…

One of the hardest parts about eating healthy is making the time to cook nutritious meals at home. Eating healthy is one of my top priorities, but I still have nights where finding something healthy, easy, and quick to cook is a challenge.  I rounded up some healthy, quick and tasty recipes perfect for any busy woman. Whether you’re a busy mom or just have places to go, these recipes all take about 30 minutes or less to make or can be tossed in a slow cooker ahead of time.  Eating healthy and a busy packed schedule IS possible, sometimes it just takes a little planning ahead. Here are some…

As soon as pumpkin season rolls around, I LIVE for pumpkin chocolate chip anything. Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies in particular are some of my favorite treats this time of year. In the past, I would make batches of pumpkin chocolate chip cookies every other week. This year I decided I needed to create a healthier version of this perfect fall treat. Turns out, it’s really not that hard to make healthy pumpkin chocolate chip cookies! These cookies are simple, tasty, soft, and I feel much better about the ingredients than the other versions I’ve tried. I decided to use Kodiak Cakes mix because it’s so easy to bake with and…

Fall is such a magical time of year. The changing colors, cooler temperatures, warm drinks, and Halloween are just the best! Fall is also a great time to switch up the foods in our diet to make room for squashes, fall seasonal veggies, and other spices that help keep us healthy while we enjoy all autumn has to offer. Here are some tasty and healthy fall recipes I’ve rounded up on Pinterest to help keep you cozy this fall. Let me know which one is your favorite! Healthy Fall Recipes Roasted Butternut Squash Soup- Delish Warm, creamy, and full of beta-carotene, this soup screams fall. 2. Sweet Potato & Sausage…

I love bringing along healthy snacks when I go hiking or even on long road trips. Unfortunately, there’s not a lot of great options when it comes to healthy granola bars. Many are made with questionable ingredients, low-quality oats, processed sugar, and I don’t feel great when I eat them. I figured it wouldn’t be that difficult to make my own and I was right! You only need a few ingredients for these healthier chewy granola bars and I added a few extra ingredients to make them even better. I added some plant-based protein powder from Vega to add some protein, something most granola bars are lacking in. I also…

Muffins are just so good. They are like delicious, bald cupcakes and I love them! The giant Costco muffins (especially the double chocolate ones) have always been some of my favorites. However, those giant muffins are loaded with processed sugar and ingredients. I’m all for balance and enjoying treats like that now and then, but I would never call those muffins a healthy option. To be completely honest, I wasn’t trying to make a copycat Costco muffin, but I’m SO happy they turned out so good and so close to that delicious original. Made with minimally processed ingredients, protein powder, omega-3s and even some collagen for good measure, I think…

You GUYS! These mini avocado blender muffins are probably the best thing I’ve made all year. And if you love my banana chocolate chip muffins or my mood-boosting avocado brownies, then you’ll LOVE these mini avocado blender muffins too! This post contains affiliate links. These muffins take less than 30 minutes to make and require minimal clean up. All you need is a blender (I used a Blendtec with the smaller jar) or a food processor. Made with minimally processed ingredients, healthy fats, and some protein, you can enjoy these yummy avocado blender muffins anytime! And don’t let the avocado throw you off. I promise you can’t taste it but…

I’ve been seeing the whole celery juicing craze EVERYWHERE lately. On Instagram, Facebook groups, YouTube, you name it. I’m sure you have too. People claim it helps clear up their acne, helps them lose weight, makes them regular,  finds them true love (not really but you get the picture.) So the real question is, does it live up to the hype? Is juicing healthy? Is there any scientific reasoning to back it up? Or is it just that, hype? Let’s get into the science of juicing, celery or any other fruit or veggie, and if it’s really worth your time, effort, and money. Is Juicing Healthy? Potential Benefits of Juicing…