Eat Clean Bro – A Fresh, Nutritious Chef-Prepared Meal Option

When you’re in a hurry and don’t have the time to cook, looking for a quick, satisfying, yet healthy meal can be a challenge.  After trying a number of delivery services and frozen food options, I found that Eat Clean Bro had a different approach with delicious results. The company provides fresh, chef-prepared meals and frankly, it’s not just for guys or “bros.” The high-quality, preservative-free ingredients and balanced nutrition of the brand helps people maintain a clean-eating lifestyle without sacrificing flavor. The variety of individually packaged meals are enticing and work for eating solo, couple’s meals, or family dinners.

 Eat Clean Bro has just expanded its retail presence at supermarkets operated by Village Super Market, Inc. The collaboration brings Eat Clean Bro’s meal options to 19 ShopRite locations, as well as Fairway Market and Gourmet Garage stores in both New York and New Jersey. Eat Clean Bro menu options at those stores include six expertly crafted meals: Basics Elite, Jessica’s Fajita Mac, Korean Beef Bowl, General Bro’s Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken Thigh and Salsa Ranch Chicken.

“Our mission has always been to provide fresh, nutritious and delicious meals that fit seamlessly into people’s lives, whether they’re on-the-go or at home,” said Jamie Giovinazzo, CEO and Co-Founder of the New Jersey-based company, Eat Clean Bro. “As someone born and raised in New Jersey, it’s incredibly rewarding to see our meals on the shelves of local Village Super Market stores, making healthy eating more accessible to the community.”

We took advantage of their home delivery.  The meals are nicely cold packed but not frozen. There’s a top variety of tasty single serve choices that work well for lunch or dinner. They include Chipotle Chili, a low carb choice made with ground turkey and just the right amount of heat, with a calorie count of 400.  The Tuscan Chicken Rigatoni couldn’t be better, with a calorie count of 580. And the Korean Beef & Rice Bowl, accompanied by rice and vegetables, offers authentic Asian flavors with a calorie count of 590.

Even if you enjoy cooking or dining out, Eat Clean Bro gives you another good option for accomplishing your best eating habits!

For more information about Eat Clean Bro and a full list of participating ShopRite, Fairway Market and Gourmet Garage locations, visit eatcleanbro.com.

 Top: Jamie Giovinazzo, CEO and Co-Founder of Eat Clean Bro (Credit: Eat Clean Bro)

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