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Let’s Celebrate Our Final Winners For The Reboot 66 November Think T.H.I.N. Promo!

Our recent Reboot 66 November Promo was a resounding success! We invited our incredible community to share their favorite nutritious holiday recipes and tips for a chance to win a weekly prize, and the response was nothing short of inspiring. This promotion was inspired by Reboot 66 Ritual #6: East Mostly T.H.I.N. Foods.

The submissions were packed with T.H.I.N. (Total High Intensity Nutrition) goodness—recipes that are as delicious as they are healthy! 🥗🍴 Thanks to the creativity and generosity of our Reboot 66 family, we’ve curated a treasure trove of nutritious ideas to power through the season!

Congratulations to our four lucky weekly winners who snagged the Instant Vortex Plus 4-Quart Air Fryer!

Drumroll, please! Here are our four amazing winners of the Reboot66 November Think T.H.I.N. Promo!🎉

Week One – Denise Dutra Maloney

Denise wowed us with her Sweet Potato Rounds with Goat Cheese & Cranberries—a dish that’s not only a feast for the taste buds but also picture-perfect for your holiday table! 🎄🥔

👉 Check out her recipe and serving suggestions for a holiday hit.

Week Two – Theresa Mahoney

Theresa dazzled us with her Holiday Appetizer Ideas—a festive collection of creative, Christmas-themed starters guaranteed to tempt even the pickiest eaters (yes, kids too!). 🍴🎅


👉 Explore her fun and healthy appetizer ideas to elevate your holiday menu.

Week Three – Paula Crabtree

Paula brought the holiday spirit with her Christmas Wreath Veggie Platter! Fresh veggies and a creamy dip, arranged in a festive wreath—it’s almost too pretty to eat (but we promise, you’ll want to!). 🌟🥦


👉 Get inspired by Paula’s luscious Veggie Garland creation.

Week Four – Lisa Gibson Hartz

Lisa delighted us with her Chocolate Protein Brownies! A guilt-free dessert packed with flavor, these brownies are perfect for keeping your health goals intact while indulging in holiday cheer. 🍫🎉


👉 Take a look at Lisa’s recipe and see how easy it is to whip up this sweet treat!

Thank you to everyone who participated—your recipes and tips are spreading health, joy, and inspiration this holiday season! Stay tuned for more fun challenges.

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