100 Days of Real Food is a blog and lifestyle website dedicated to helping readers eliminate processed food and embrace nutrition based on whole, unrefined foods. Launched in 2010, 100 Days of Real Food began when founder Lisa Leake and her family set out to eat only unprocessed, unrefined foods for 100 days. Today, participants from around the world have joined the 100 Days of Real Food pledge, and have eliminated foods that are not natural, locally produced, and in their natural state. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, 100 Days of Real Food has offered part-time and remote jobs in the past. The 100 Days of Real Food approach is based on a blog of the same name, a best-selling cookbook, and a community of like-minded people who are seeking a healthier approach to day-to-day nutrition. 

100 Days of Real Food is a blog and lifestyle website dedicated to helping readers eliminate processed food and embrace nutrition based on whole, unrefined foods. Launched in 2010, 100 Days of Real Food began when founder Lisa Leake and her family set out to eat only unprocessed, unrefined foods for 100 days. Today, participants from around the world have joined the 100 Days of Real Food pledge, and have eliminated foods that are not natural, locally produced, and in their natural state. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, 100 Days of Real Food has offered part-time and remote jobs in the past. The 100 Days of Real Food approach is based on a blog of the same name, a best-selling cookbook, and a community of like-minded people who are seeking a healthier approach to day-to-day nutrition.