Here are the Rules from the Challenge:
What you CAN eat:
- Whole foods that are more a product of nature than a product of industry
- Lots of fruits and vegetables
- Dairy products like milk, unsweetened yogurt, eggs and cheese
- 100% whole-wheat and whole-grains
- Seafood
- Snacks like dried fruit, seeds, nuts and popcorn
- All natural sweeteners including honey, 100% maple syrup, and fruit juice concentrates are acceptable in moderation
What you CANNOT eat:
- No refined grains such as white flour or white rice (items containing wheat must say WHOLE wheat…not just “wheat”)
- No refined sweeteners such as sugar, any form of corn syrup, cane juice, or the artificial stuff like Splenda
- Nothing out of a box, can, bag, bottle or package that has more than 5 ingredients listed on the label
- No deep fried foods
- No “fast foods”
- Only locally raised meats such as pork, beef, and chicken
- Beverages will be limited to water, milk, all natural juices, naturally sweetened coffee & tea, and, to help the adults keep their sanity, wine and beer!

3 comments:
Sounds great! My only concern would be the 5 ingredients or less for packaged food. I have never found a loaf of bread that would fit that bill :( Although, I suppose you could make your own bread. I've always wanted to, but chalk it up to laziness!
homemade bread is easy, it just a lot of waiting which is why it takes so long. Also if you have a trader joe's they have good bread with short ingredient lists.
How's it going so far?
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