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Organizing The Fridge For Healthy “Fast Food” At Home

June 2, 2014 by Larissa Coleman

Let’s be honest—no matter how much we tell ourselves we’ll make healthier choices, it’s all too easy to give in to cravings for chips, sweets, and other quick-grab snacks. When hunger strikes, we tend to reach for whatever is most convenient, and unfortunately, that’s often processed or less nutritious options.

But here’s the good news: we eat with our eyes first! Studies show that the food we see first is often the food we choose. So, why not set yourself up for success by making nutritious options the easiest and most visible choice?

That’s exactly what the talented blogger over at Echoes of Laughter has done. She’s put together an incredibly smart system for organizing your fridge so that healthy food becomes your go-to “fast food.” Instead of grabbing a bag of chips, you’ll be reaching for pre-cut fruits, veggies, and protein-packed snacks—all ready to eat and within easy reach.

By making just a few small tweaks to the way you store and arrange your food, you can create a setup that encourages better eating habits for you and your family. From using clear containers for healthy snacks to keeping sugary treats out of sight, her system is both practical and effective.

If you’ve ever struggled with making healthy eating effortless, this simple fridge organization strategy might be just what you need. Want to see how it works? Check out her post: Organizing The Fridge For Healthy “Fast Food” At Home and get inspired to give your fridge a fresh, health-boosting makeover!

Read her post Organizing The Fridge For Healthy “Fast Food” At Home to find out more.

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