15 Minute Paleo Pulled Pork with Chipotle Lime Coleslaw

Easy weeknight meals are essential at our house.

Even more important, healthy weeknight meals.

Our family love BBQ and makes a point to hit up every BBQ joint we see when traveling. The only problem with making BBQ at home is time. No one has time to go to work and spend the entire day smoking meat.

Which brings me to discovery number 1: Sam’s Club brand Pulled Pork.

The best thing about this pork, aside from the flavor, is that it’s healthy. Yes, the ingredients are short and all fit Paleo, Primal, Keto … you name it. It’s just seasoned pork. No junk added.

Now I usually top my pulled pork with my favorite Paleo BBQ Sauce recipe from Against All Grain, but on nights when I don’t have time I just sub in some sugar free BBQ sauce I can find at the store. My husband always uses Sweet Baby Ray’s.

Next up, your coleslaw just got easier. I don’t often buy mayo (I usually make my own), but Primal Kitchen’s is Paleo / Primal / Keto & just plain good for you with zero junk on their ingredients list as well.

Playing in the kitchen last night and trying to figure out what to do about the coleslaw brought me to my bottle of Primal Kitchen. I wasn’t in the mood for my usual coleslaw at all. We needed something new.

To serve I set out the pulled pork, coleslaw, and BBQ sauce options on the counter and let everyone fix their plates. You could also serve this with a side of fruit or on a burger bun. You could even add BBQ beans and peach cobbler for a real BBQ experience.

This is one of the few meals that I can pull mainly off the shelf that requires no chopping and is actually good for my family. Surprising, pre-made pulled pork, mayo, BBQ sauce, and a bag of pre-chopped cabbage make for a easy healthy weeknight meal.

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Emily Babb
Emily, originally from North Louisiana, lives with her husband Jeremy and sons Harrison & Elliot in New Iberia. She's an elementary teacher by day and blogger by night at her personal blog Louisiana Bride. She began blogging to document planning her wedding and has since moved to sharing recipes, meal planning ideas, and the humor in daily life. Emily enjoys yoga, gardening, camping, and is a closet hippie. When she isn't having a toddler crawl all over her while she attempts to workout while simultaneously cooking dinner, you can find her reading a good book or watching old BBC documentaries on YouTube. She use to be cool, but somewhere in adulthood all those concerts quit happening and a mini van showed up in the driveway.