>We tried Blue Apron and it kind of worked but it was too much
>of a commitment. I couldn't committ to cooking even 3 times a
>week. But what I loved about it was having all the proper
>portions of everything I needed. I also realized I was being
>lazy because the only difference between the grocery story and
>blue apron was that they were given me the proper portions and
>it was delivered to my house.

exactly...that's the feedback we got from other blue apron users, myself included. like i'd feel stressed out when the box came like, shit when can i cook this week?

>The perfect compromise for me woud be going to the grocery
>store and to pick up my blue apron like package to cook on the
>nights I want.
>
>I actually made a post a while back as to whether I could find
>at trader jokes prepackaged meals that all I had to do was pop
>in the oven an cook. This seems that closes compromise.

awesome thanks

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