Your meals are fully cooked and can be enjoyed cold or reheated just like your favorite restaurant leftovers. You do not need to heat side dishes like slaw, fruit cups, peanut butter, or sandwiches. Make sure your meals are defrosted before reheating. There may be some liquid released from the food once defrosted. Drain off before heating. Heat times may vary from meal to meal, but generally, breakfast meals require shorter times than lunches or dinners.
Maximize your eating experience with these heating tips!There are many places on our website where you can find nutritional information for the Diet-to-Go meals. With the online customer portal myDiettogo, you can view your Diet-to-Go meals and nutrition information. Plus, the Diet-to-Go Facebook community connects you with others on the same journey to get expert advice and share tips. You can also follow the Diet-to-Go blog for mental health and wellness tips, recipes, success stories, studies, and much, much more.
In addition, you can view the 5 weeks of meals for each menu on our view menu page.
Additional Resources
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