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We’re about to SPRING FORWARD into longer, warmer days. That means more sunshine, more outdoor activities, and more fun!Â
Spring Break, Memorial Day weekend, Summer break, July 4th…. Sunshine and holidays and fun!
When the days are longer we have more things planned: sports and outings and field trips…. And often at the end of the day we are tired and pull through the drive-thru or have pizza delivered instead of thinking about meal planning.Â
What if there was a better way?Â
What if cooking whole food meals from scratch weren’t a chore?Â
At VitaClay our focus is making your life easier--without compromise.Â
Our non-toxic, chemical-free clay pot makes the best rice, or stew, or roast, or fish, or veggies you’ve ever tasted.Â
Our simple design lets you cook a full meal at the push of a button.Â
So just add your ingredients, set the timer, and go have fun! You’ll come back to a fully-cooked meal that will taste like you were home the whole time!Â
Check out the recipe section of the site for hundreds of easy, mouth-watering recipes your whole family will love.Â
Here are a couple of one-pot meals to get you started. So now not only is the cooking easy--so is the clean-up!Â
Have a great weekend!Â
VitaClay Team
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One Pot Cheeseburger Pasta Casserole: Amazing in Clay!Â
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