https://www.blueapron.com


tired of eating out all the time


I have a colleague who swears by this service. The meals looks easy enough for a beginner -- which I am.


Have you tried this out?

I don't have the time or energy to really cook cook every day, though.

If you're a hearty eater, it's still enough food for two people, and if you eat less, 3 people could probably handle it.

and then go back to being lazy as shit lol


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>If you're a hearty eater, it's still enough food for two
>people, and if you eat less, 3 people could probably handle
>it.


I live alone so its just for me. It didnt have an option for one person meals, only two. Pretty sure i'll have plenty of leftovers for lunch


Seems like a great way to learn new recipes as well. EVen though you don't use it anymore, do you still make a few of the dishes ?

3 meals for 2 ppl

FOR FREE FOOL (usually 60 bucks)

yeah it was the shit

We got quesadillas, pozole, and enchiladas (my girl adapted these from nopales to chicken, they were dumb good.) The pozole was ridiculously good.

The debate we had is whether 60 is too much for 6 meals, but it's essentially what you would pay eating fast food but much healthier and you can utilize the ingredients however you like, and also if it's worth it to get the meals if you don't like one of the meals in a particular week (it's not)

We probably will try it going forward from time to time but will not be doing it on the reg due to schedule issues.

your own.

that shit is a lot of work. when they say you do everything but shop for the food...they mean it. they could help you out a little more, but they want you to enjoy the whole experience. i had a friend say they should put a sous chef in the box with everything else.

but its fun. good meals. and for $10 a meal....it saves money cause when i eat out, i have a tendency to drink a lot more.
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It CAN be a lot of work tho. It's great for broadening your palette and repetroire.

seriously tho, if it's free for the first 2 mills I'm trying it out.

Or maybe I did and didn't know what blue apron was

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have you tried spoonrocket, sprig and munchery yet?
im used to nyc food delivery, but these are actually really interesting. I like them alot.
i gotta try blue apron and get my cook on i guess. delivered by mail?

>have you tried spoonrocket, sprig and munchery yet?
>im used to nyc food delivery, but these are actually really
>interesting.

Yeah all these look interesting. I would probably go with Munchery because there's no cooking involved lol



I like them alot.
>i gotta try blue apron and get my cook on i guess. delivered
>by mail?

Yeah it looks like its delivered by mail. Next day service

Munchery is my favorite, it has the most choices.
Sprig and Spoonrocket are mostly the same.
Its like Uber for meals i guess.
I got some free meal codes if you wanna try em out for free. hustle.
http://sprkt.io/a753?p=1&s=4
http://munchery.com/invite/gusto
https://www.sprig.com/#/invite/Matias2PD

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Be a good idea to invest in a few of these companies

The idea should be a big hit with working professional millenials

We don't cook for shit lol

but it's a decent price, good variety, and the practice cooking is well worth it to be honest