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Assistant Cook
Has anyone ever used this service before? I think it's a little pricey but I am super curious. We both work full time and supper is always a challenge. Wonder if it's worth trying??
I think its target market is for dual-income families with limited time or new cooks wanting to explore different dishes but hesitant to try and compose a meal on their own. In either case, it would be a sensible option for people like that. Many grocery stores now offer entree and side dishes that are prepped and ready for popping into the oven or on top of the stove/in the microwave. In the case of those prepped meals from the grocery store, the price point would be comparable to a delivered meal service (Hello Fresh, Blue Apron, Plated, etc). If this same power couple were to dine out or carry in every night, it would probably cost even more than one of these services.Well if you are too lazy to go to the grocery store this might be for you, but it is more expensive than getting food at the local grocery store.
Has anyone ever used this service before? I think it's a little pricey but I am super curious. We both work full time and supper is always a challenge. Wonder if it's worth trying??
For someone like you, it's a great idea!
It's less expensive than buying the same prepared meals from a restaurant, and you get the cooking together experience in your comfy home clothes.
I have extended family members who love the service and look forward to it 3 times a week as a date night. Give it a try.
SLoB has a very dry sense of humor. Don't take him seriouslyInteresting...
I'm not sure he's kidding. I've heard the same sort of things about Blue Apron regarding the amount of prep time involved.SLoB has a very dry sense of humor. Don't take him seriously
I tried Blue Apron until the meal packges started backing up on me because the meals are quite labor intensive and take a long time to prepare. It would be a lot more advantageous if the ingredients were sliced and diced beforehand.