Nutrisystem... Tried it?

My old mans friend who is a driver used it. He lot a good portion of weight. My dad tried it and he said he did not like the taste.

 

I would say it's a waste of money. However, if it is the only thing you're willing to stick to, then give it a go. It's better than just giving up, like so many do.

I prefer to just buy my veggies and chicken from WalMart as I need to. Rotisserie lemon chicken, tastes great, and usually $5 or less for a whole chicken. Just buy some glad bags, and rip all the meat off and bag it for your cooler. Saves cooler room. Same can be done for broccoli and cauliflower, and even spinach. The only thing I normally take from home is hard boiled eggs, since I can't make those myself on the road.

 

Just to let ya know Thehank, I don't run an inverter for a microwave. All I use is my 300watt inverter to charge my cell and my laptop. My cooler is a plug in cooler, and it holds all the food I eat in a week, and I'm a bigger guy(5'7", 220lbs), and my cost a week is maybe $40ish. It can be done, and done cheap, without an inverter, if you're okay with cold meals during the week. If not, then planning ahead is the key, as you can still use a hotbox to warm your food in. It just takes awhile to warm it up, so that includes prep time. It's all in the planning.

 

i see big lots are now selling some nutri system food.or try getting it on ebay to save a few bucks

 

I tried it. Food wasn't very tasty and their portions are a joke. Many meals require you to supply different things like bread or lettice as a example. I always felt hungry using nutri system because the portions are so small. Was told you get used to it, but I didn't.