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I don't know about you, but ever since I've subscribed to the slow cooker lifestyle, I haven't looked back.


The likelihood of cooking every night becomes increasingly obsolete as the daily grind of the work life balance intensifies. Let's be real, after working a long day, meeting the needs of the other humans in your life, and coming back home to you at the end of the day – who really feels up to the hassle of cooking that elaborate meal you bought groceries for the week before? I sure don't.

While grocery delivery services like Hello Fresh and Blue Apron have popularized in recent years, as well as meal-prepping, but I've found a great alternative by cooking long pots in the form of slow cooker meals. These days, slow cookers are used for more than just soups and stews.

Check out 8 of my favorite slow cooker recipes that simplify my weeknight meals down below.

1.Slow Cooker Chipotle BBQ Meatballs With Garlic Toast Recipe

How Sweet Eats

Pair these sweet and spicy meatballs with garlic toast and a side of fresh string beans. Bon apetit!

Get the recipe at How Sweet Eats.

What are some of your favorite weeknight meals?

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