Premade foods don't have to break the bank or be difficult to fit into your healthy eating pattern.
Beth Skwarecki
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Beth is Lifehacker's senior health editor and a certified personal trainer. She has over 10 years' experience as a science journalist and is the author of two books. She deadlifts over 315 lbs.
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