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Coming Mid July... 


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The Fixate Cookbook Launch! 
Fixate release date, Autumn Calabrese cookbook,  21 day fix cookbook, katy urstaThe morning I found out some VERY exciting news....In  July, Autumn Calbrese, creator of the 21 Day Fix is launching a new cook book called Fixate.  It will inclue 101 Fix friendly recipes! 

Fixate includes healthy, delicious meals that fit into a busy lifestyle. And every recipe includes container equivalents to use with 21 Day Fix, as well as nutritional information you can use with any Beachbody® fitness program. 

Each recipe comes complete with detailed instructions, mouthwatering photos, nutritional information and container equivalents. Plus Autumn added icons fo paleo, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian recipes. 

Who this is for?
Autumn Calabrese cookbook, who is autumn calabrese, 21 day fix cookbook, katy ursta"This book is for everybody," says Autumn. "You don't have to be graduates of 21 Day Fix or 21 Day Fix EXTREME®. You also don't have to be a chef or great in the kitchen. It's for anyone who wants to make healthier versions of the foods they love."
According to Autumn, "Everyone will use the book differently. For some, it will become their "go-to" cookbook they use every single day. Others may use it when they're going to a special event like a barbeque or party."


Autumn also includes a detailed checklist for must-have kitchen and pantry staples, as well as basic utensils and tools that every cook needs.

What to Expect
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Inside Fixate is a section for every possible meal you can imagine: simple breakfasts, on-the-go lunches, casual and formal dinners, soups, salads, as well as healthy snacks .

Autumn insisted that all the "on-the-go" lunch recipes be easy and fast for working moms. "I based all of the lunches off leftovers from dinner and even breakfast," she reveals. "I turned them into delicious, easy-to-make lunch recipes." Autumn adds, "I also included a few of my favorite Shakeology recipes—even some Fix-approved skinny cocktails."
And then there's the desserts. "I have a big sweet tooth so I was really pleased with them," she says. "I especially love the brownies (made with chick peas), peanut butter cookies and cake recipes, and the desserts are all gluten-free so absolutely everyone can enjoy them."

And it gets even better!!! 
Purchase one of the following from me this month and you will receive the cookbook when it is released, mid-July! Plus $10 will be donated to International Justice Mission.


To find out more details about the release of this new, highly anticipated cookbook and/or an upcoming support group, please complete this form

Plus complete this form to get more info about CIZE  which is launching this summer as well!!

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