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17-Minute Full Body Burn (no equipment)



If you’re looking for a fast, fun workout that you can do in under 20 minutes, I’ve got you, girl!

This workout is DAY 1 of the MAKE FAT CRY 2 CHALLENGE!

The fun continues from the original Makefatcry Challenge in this all new series, that includes 15-20 minute bodyweight workouts featuring me and all the coaches to work your body head to toe and keep you on track through any busy season of your life!

I see workout challenges like milestones in the health and fitness journey we’re all on.

You should feel very accomplished when you complete one! And then, move on to the next! Consistency over time really pays off – so let’s start the Make Fat Cry 2 Challenge together today!

You don’t need any equipment for this, just some space to move and an elevated surface from your house like a chair, ottoman or even a stair!





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Full Body Burn

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Equipment: optional elevated surface
Format: 3 rounds; 0:30 per move, minimal rest between 

Circuit:

Full Body Extensions

  • Begin standing with your feet hip distance, core braced, and chest upright.
  • Bend your knees to sit back into a squat, and dangle your hands towards the mat in-between your calves.
  • As you drive through your heels to come to standing, sweep your arms up overhead beside your ears and squeeze your glutes.
  • Be mindful that your knees are tracking in line with your toes, your core is braced, and you are keeping your chest elevated.
  • Repeat for allotted time.
  • MOD for Knee Crunch Crossover Squats:
  • As you drive through your heels to come to standing, use your core to drive your left knee up to cross and meet your right elbow.
  • Plant both feet to squat and dangle arms between your legs, then cross your right knee up to meet your left elbow as you stand.

Walking Planks

  • Begin in a tall plank position with shoulders stacked over your wrists, core braced, neutral gaze (not looking up or down) and a flat back.
  • Being mindful of maintaining a flat back and reducing the shifting of your pelvis, lower your left elbow down to the mat, followed by your right so that you end in an elbow plank position.
  • Plant your right palm back on the mat, followed by your left palm; you are now back in your tall plank position.
  • Repeat for the allotted time, alternating on which elbow you begin.
  • MOD: Perform this exercise with your hands on an elevated surface and/or with your knees down.

Lateral Squat Shuffles to Kicks

  • Begin standing on one side of your mat with feet hip distance apart, core braced, and chest upright.
  • Send your hips back into a squat, being mindful of bracing your core with your chest up, and keeping your knees tracking in line with your toes as you laterally shuffle to the other side of the mat.
  • Powerfully drive through your heels to stand.
  • Using the strength of your core, draw your outside knee up to hip height (or lower if needed) and extend the leg for a front kick.
  • Plant both feet down, bend your knees to squat and shuffle to the other side of the mat, stand and front kick your other leg.
  • Repeat this sequence for the allotted time.
  • MOD with more kicks: Squat shuffle to one side of the mat, front kick your inside leg, then side kick your outside leg.
  • Squat shuffle to the other side and repeat front kick your inside leg, then side kick your outside leg.

Sit up Cross Punch

  • Begin by lying on your back with your knees bent, feet on the ground and core braced so that your lower back is pressed gently into the mat.
  • Use your abdominals to sit yourself up and punch your arms one at a time across your body.
  • Lower yourself back down with control until you are back in your starting position and repeat for allotted time.
  • MOD: Hook your feet under a sturdy surface (like a couch) for more stability.

Glute Bridges

  • Begin by lying on your back with your knees bent, feet planted, core braced, and lower back making gentle contact with the mat.
  • Press your heels into the mat to drive your hips towards the ceiling, squeezing your glutes and maintaining a braced core in a glute bridge.
  • With control, lower your hips back towards the mat.
  • Repeat for the allotted time.
  • MOD for extra challenge: Place your heels onto an elevated surface and perform glute bridges.

Slow Burpees

  • Begin standing at the top of your mat with your core braced and chest upright.
  • Bend your knees, plant your hands on the mat, and step your feet back into a tall plank position with shoulders stacked over wrists, braced core, back flat and neutral gaze (not looking up or down).
  • Bend your arms and lower yourself toward the mat for a push-up while keeping your shoulders away from your ears. Be mindful that your hips and torso are moving in one line.
  • Maintaining a braced core and flat back, push yourself back up to the starting position.
  • Step your feet back up to your hands and drive through the heels to stand.
  • Repeat for allotted time.
  • MOD: Complete the push-ups with your knees on the mat or complete the entire sequence with your hands planted on an elevated surface (bench/couch/chair) instead of the mat.

Option: Burpees

  • Begin standing at the top of your mat with your core braced and chest upright.
  • Bend your knees, plant your hands on the mat, and jump your feet back into a tall plank position with shoulders stacked over wrists, braced core, back flat and neutral gaze (not looking up or down).
  • Bend your arms and lower yourself toward the mat for a push-up while keeping your shoulders away from your ears. Be mindful that your hips and torso are moving in one line.
  • Maintaining a braced core and flat back, push yourself back up to the starting position.
  • Jump your feet back up to your hands and drive through the heels to stand or jump.
  • Repeat for allotted time.

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By utilizing a weekly meal plan, you can ensure you and your family are maintaining healthy eating habits, exploring new recipes, and ultimately — saving time (and money!) in the grocery store and kitchen each week.

Meal Plan: Mon-Crockpot Pasta, Tue-Shrimp & Broccoli, Wed-Tuna Pasta Salad, Thu-Butter Chicken, Fri-Ricotta Pizza, Bonus-Zucchini Bread.

Menu and Grocery Costs This Week:

  • Monday. Crockpot Pasta — $3.92 per serving
  • Tuesday. Shrimp and Broccoli — $5.67 per serving
  • Wednesday. Tuna Pasta Salad — $2.67 per serving
  • Thursday. Slow Cooker Butter Chicken — $3.17 per serving
  • Friday. Ricotta Pizza — $5 per serving
  • Bonus. Chocolate Chip Zucchini Bread — $.75 per serving
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Goat Cheese Dip with Raspberry Jam & Hot Honey (5 Minutes!)


When someone texts that they’re coming over in 20 minutes, this goat cheese dip is my secret weapon. It looks like I spent an hour putting together a beautiful appetizer spread, but it literally takes 5 minutes and zero cooking.

All you need is a log of creamy goat cheese, raspberry jam, hot honey, and a handful of red pepper flakes. Spread, layer, drizzle, done. It’s the kind of recipe that makes people ask for the recipe — and then laugh when they find out how easy it is.

This no-cook goat cheese dip layers creamy goat cheese, raspberry jam, and a drizzle of hot honey for a sweet, spicy, tangy appetizer that comes together in 5 minutes flat. Spread it on a plate, pile on the toppings, and serve with crackers or veggies — it’s the easiest crowd-pleaser in my rotation.

goat cheese dip topped with raspberry jam, fresh rosemary, and red pepper flakes served with crackers and hot honey

Why You’ll Love This Goat Cheese Dip

  • It’s ready in 5 minutes: No baking, no blending, no food processor. Just spread, layer, and serve.
  • Sweet + spicy + tangy in every bite: Raspberry jam brings the sweet, hot honey brings the heat, and goat cheese brings the tang.
  • It looks impressive with zero effort: Spread it on a board or platter, drizzle everything on top, scatter some herbs — it photographs like a styled appetizer.
  • Only 5 ingredients: Goat cheese, raspberry jam, hot honey, red pepper flakes, and fresh herbs. That’s it.

Ingredient Notes

  • Goat cheese: Use a plain 4 oz. log (not pre-crumbled). Let it soften at room temperature for 15–20 minutes so it spreads easily. A soft, spreadable chèvre works best — avoid aged or firm goat cheese.
  • Raspberry jam: Any brand works — I love Bonne Maman. Seedless or seeded is personal preference; seeded adds a little more texture.
  • Hot honey: Mike’s Hot Honey or any store-bought hot honey works. If you don’t have hot honey, drizzle regular honey and add extra red pepper flakes.
  • Red pepper flakes: A small amount goes a long way. These add visible heat cues and a little extra kick on top of the hot honey.
  • Fresh herbs: Basil, thyme, or rosemary all work. Basil pairs especially well with raspberry.

If you love goat cheese, my Roasted Red Pepper Goat Cheese Dip is another easy favorite.

Tips for the Best Goat Cheese Dip

  • Soften the cheese first: Cold goat cheese is crumbly and hard to spread. Let it sit at room temperature for 15–20 minutes, or microwave for 10 seconds if you’re in a rush.
  • Use the back of a spoon or offset spatula: Spread the goat cheese in an even layer with swoops — this creates ridges for the jam and honey to pool into.
  • Layer, don’t mix: The visual impact comes from seeing distinct layers of white cheese, ruby jam, and golden honey.
  • Add the hot honey right before serving: Hot honey thins as it sits, so drizzle it on at the last minute for the best texture and presentation.
goat cheese dip topped with raspberry jam and rosemary served with crackers

Variations and Flavor Swaps

  • Swap the jam: Fig jam, apricot preserves, or pepper jelly all work beautifully.
  • Add crunch: Top with chopped pistachios, candied walnuts, or toasted pecans for texture contrast.
  • Make it savory: Skip the jam and drizzle with pesto or sun-dried tomato spread for a Mediterranean take.
  • Bake it: Want it warm? Transfer to a small oven-safe dish and bake at 375°F for 15–20 minutes until bubbly.
  • Add dried fruit: Dried cranberries or chopped dried apricots add color and chew.

What to Serve with Goat Cheese Dip

This goat cheese dip pairs with just about anything you’d want to dip or scoop. Here are my favorites:

  • Wheat Thins or water crackers
  • Sliced baguette or crostini
  • Fresh veggies (cucumber rounds, bell pepper strips, snap peas)
  • Pita chips
  • Sliced apples or pears
  • Pretzels or pretzel crisps

For a bigger spread, pair it with my Baked Boursin Dip and Classic Hummus for a three-dip appetizer board.

  • Fridge: Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to 3 days. The jam will soften into the cheese as it sits — still tastes great, just looks less layered.
  • Make ahead: You can spread the goat cheese on the plate and wrap tightly with plastic wrap up to 24 hours ahead. Add the jam, honey, and garnishes right before serving.
  • Freezing: Not recommended — the texture changes once thawed.
hand dipping a cracker into goat cheese dip with raspberry jam and hot honey
Can I use cream cheese instead of goat cheese?

You can, but it’ll be a completely different dip. Goat cheese has a distinctive tang that pairs perfectly with the sweetness of the jam and honey. Cream cheese is milder and won’t give you the same flavor contrast. If you’re not a goat cheese fan, try a whipped feta base instead.

What kind of jam works best for goat cheese dip?

Raspberry jam is my favorite for this goat cheese dip because the tartness plays off the tangy cheese beautifully. Fig jam, apricot preserves, and pepper jelly are also great options. Any fruit-based jam or preserves will work — just avoid anything too sugary or artificially flavored.

Is goat cheese dip healthy?

Goat cheese is lower in calories and fat than many other cheeses, and it’s easier to digest for people who are sensitive to cow’s milk. This dip uses just 4 oz. of cheese for 6 servings, so it’s a relatively light appetizer — especially if you’re dipping veggies instead of crackers.

Can I make goat cheese dip ahead of time?

Yes! Spread the goat cheese on your serving plate, wrap it tightly, and refrigerate for up to 24 hours. Add the raspberry jam, hot honey, red pepper flakes, and herbs right before serving so the layers stay distinct and the honey doesn’t thin out.

Do I need to bake this goat cheese dip?

Nope — this is a completely no-cook recipe. The goat cheese softens at room temperature and gets spread right onto a plate. If you prefer a warm, melty dip, you can bake it at 375°F for 15–20 minutes, but it’s delicious at room temperature.

  • Spread the goat cheese out on a platter or plate using the back of a spoon or a knife, creating an even layer with swoops.

  • Evenly spread the raspberry jam over the cheese.

  • Drizzle with hot honey and top with red pepper flakes and fresh herbs for garnish.

  • Serve immediately with wheat thins, crackers, vegetables, or sliced baguette.

  • Feel free to double or triple the recipe if you are serving a crowd.
  • Any other fruit jam can be used in place of raspberry jam — fig, apricot, and pepper jelly all work well.
  • If you don’t have hot honey, use regular honey and add a pinch more red pepper flakes.

Calories: 99 kcal, Carbohydrates: 13 g, Protein: 4 g, Fat: 4 g, Fiber: 0.2 g, Sugar: 11 g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

hand lifting a cracker loaded with goat cheese dip and raspberry jam

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No One Will Tell You These Healthy Daily Habits | Simple Nutrition & Lifestyle Tip #healthylifestyle

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✨ Do you know that just a few simple daily habits can completely transform your health?
In this video, I’ll share 7 simple yet powerful health tips that no one usually tells you – but they can boost your digestion, heart health, immunity, brain function, energy, skin glow, and overall well-being.
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🍎 1 Apple a Day
Apples are rich in dietary fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. Eating one apple daily improves digestion, keeps your gut healthy, lowers cholesterol, and supports heart health.

🌰 4 Almonds Daily
Almonds provide healthy fats, vitamin E, and magnesium. They are excellent for brain function, memory, and concentration. Their antioxidants also promote glowing skin and protect cells from aging.

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Lemons are packed with vitamin C, which boosts your immunity, improves iron absorption, and helps fight infections. Drinking lemon water also aids in digestion and keeps your skin clear and fresh.

🌴 4 Dates Daily
Dates are a natural source of energy, iron, potassium, and magnesium. They strengthen bones, support the nervous system, and provide quick energy without harmful sugar. Perfect for fatigue and weakness.

💧 8 Glasses of Water Daily
Staying hydrated is key to life. Water maintains body temperature, removes toxins, improves skin glow, supports kidney health, and keeps you active and fresh all day long.

🥛 1 Glass of Milk Daily
Milk is rich in calcium, protein, and vitamin D. Drinking one glass daily strengthens bones and teeth, supports muscle growth, and prevents osteoporosis in the long run.

😴 8 Hours of Sleep Daily
Quality sleep is essential for mental and physical recovery. It balances hormones, improves mood, strengthens immunity, and keeps you energetic and focused throughout the day.

✅ Follow these 7 healthy daily tips and you’ll notice a positive change in your overall health, energy levels, and lifestyle.

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