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The Dirty, Lazy, Keto Dirt Cheap Cookbook: 100 Easy Recipes to Save Money & Time!
✍️ Laska, Stephanie
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📝 Description: The Dirty, Lazy, Keto Dirt Cheap Cookbook: 100 Easy Recipes to Save Money & Time!
"The keto diet shouldn't be complicated, boring, or expensive! The dirty, lazy keto dirt cheap cookbook by USA Today bestselling author Stephanie Laska makes keto "doable" for everyone. You don't have to break the bank to go keto with The dirty, lazy keto dirt cheap cookbook. Stephanie Laska lost 140 pounds by solving the problem of not having enough money or time to eat healthy. In The dirty, lazy keto dirt cheap cookbook, she shares 100 budget-savvy "dirty, lazy," keto recipes the whole family will love-all containing ten grams of net carbs or less and costing less than $10 to make the whole recipe! These recipes are built around common ingredients (you can pronounce and will use over and again-no waste) found in your local supermarket; nothing pretentious or expensive is required. Dirty, lazy keto recipes are stress-free but without skimping on taste. You'll also find tips to stretch that bottom dollar plus strategies to reboot leftovers but in DISGUISE along with signature entertaining and relatable stories from your best girlfriend, Stephanie. Lose weight while enjoying familiar comfort food favorites-all under ten net carbs per serving!"--
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Eatbook Family editorial team
The edition’s description emphasizes utility over artistry, targeting pragmatists rather than foodies. It suits those seeking no-nonsense, affordable keto guidance but will disappoint enthusiasts craving gourmet techniques or sophisticated flavor profiles. The 'dirty' keto approach may not appeal to purists demanding clean eating standards. However, for beginners overwhelmed by dietary restrictions, its promise of low-cost, simple recipes offers a viable entry point. The tone is relatable and encouraging, though the lack of nutritional depth limits its value for long-term health planning beyond basic carb counting.
