8 Tips For Tackling the January Whole30 Like a Pro

Especially fruits, vegetables, potatoes, and all types of meat (read your labels). Instead of making from scratch a slew of Whole30-compliant condiments, sauces, and snacks, you can now find hundreds of Whole30-approved items at your local grocery store, Costco, Amazon, and other online retailers. Save yourself some time and stock up on a few of our favorite brands like Tessemae's ($7-$24), Primal Kitchen ($8-$45), Epic ($3-$50), and RX bars ($2-$60). Pro tip: if you have a bunch of food in your kitchen that might tempt you while you're doing Whole30, consider donating it to a food bank or local shelter.