Organized Whole 30 Toolkit

Are you thinking about doing the Whole30? It can be a great way to lose weight, learn more about how food affects your body, and detox from some of the chemicals and food-types that have been bothering you.

I did it for the first time last year, and I lost 7 pounds. Even though I loved losing a bit of weight, I was more thankful for what the Whole30 taught me about food.

By following through with the Whole30 process, I was able to learn more about what foods my body is sensitive too. That’s helped me make better food choices since the Whole30.

My Whole 30 Meal Plans

This is what I ate during my Whole30. I planned meals ahead, and kept everything really simple.

Whole 30 – Week 1

Whole 30 – Week 2

Whole 30 – Week 3

Whole 30 – Week 4

Whole 30 – Week 5 and Reintroduction

Looking for more, in-depth Whole 30 resources?

Here are some things that helped me:

It Starts With Food – This explains all of the reasons why the Whole 30 is like it is. And, it has recipes and meal ideas. Very motivating when you’re in the middle of the Whole 30 and you want to eat potato chips.

The Whole 30: The 30-Day Guide– Takes you step-by-step through the Whole 30.

Making Mayo in the Food Processor – this is not a resource, per se, but making mayo in this food processor was super easy. And, it made me happy because I just wanted to eat something dairy-ish without breaking the Whole 30 rules. Make sure you use extra-light TASTING olive oil (not regular extra virgin olive oil – I thought it would be okay, and it was not).

Amazing Whole 30 Instant Pot Recipes to Try Right Now – If you love your Instant Pot, you’ll love these meal ideas!

Foods That Might Make the Whole30 More Pleasant

Coconut Aminos – Similar to soy sauce, yet Whole-30 approved. Great for seasoning foods.

Ghee – 100% Organic. Good for cooking because it has a high smoke point.

Extra Light Tasting Olive Oil – For making homemade mayo.

Coconut Oil -Also great for cooking.

Good luck with your Whole30!