Store Brings Ready-To-Eat Healthy Meals To Bucks Co.

NEWTOWN BOROUGH, PA — Kenny’s Meals, a New Jersey-based health food store supplying ready-to-eat bowls and other meals for delivery or pickup, celebrated its grand opening on Sunday, June 1 at 32 South State Street in Newtown.

Kenny's is “turning up the heat” at its new location with freshly prepared healthy meals packaged and ready to go.

The store is owned by Kenny Garcia who turned his culinary major into a lifestyle when he opened his business, Kenny’s Meals, in New Jersey. Whether his customers are looking to lose weight, bulk up with muscle or maintain a healthy diet, the meals that he sells provide tasty and nutritious
options, according to the Kenny’s Meals website.

At Kenny’s Meals, customers can choose from more than 35 ready-to-eat meals at a cost of $9.25 per meal. Options include hibachi steak, bourbon chicken, jerk chicken, among many others. It currently operates locations in Marlton and Lawrence, New Jersey.

A peek inside the new Kenny's Meals in Newtown Borough.

Here’s Kenny’s story

At a young age, Kenny developed a passion for food, learning from his mom and finding joy in cooking for his sister. Food, to Kenny, embodies life, love, and health. However, at the age of 25, kidney failure changed everything, landing him in dialysis.

“This experience sparked my journey into understanding the importance of healthy eating habits and the benefits of a whole food-based diet,” he writes on his website. “These experiences laid the foundation for Kenny’s Meals.”

What started as preparing meals for himself evolved into a business driven by a mission to provide healthy, affordable, and delicious meals imbued with love, respect, and passion.

In 2021, a remarkable turn of events occurred when his cousin, Doris, generously donated her kidney to Kenny.

“Her selflessness not only saved my life but reinforced the significance of familial bonds and the power of nourishment,” he said.

“Kenny’s Meals isn't just about food; it's about nurturing both body and soul. We believe in the adage, ‘You are what you eat,' emphasizing the importance of nourishing oneself with the best foods available."