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? At their $14/ meal price I can just order something healthy on SpoonRocket for a few bucks less, with almost instant delivery. Why wouldn't I do that?
by orthoganol 11y ago
? At their $14/ meal price I can just order something healthy on SpoonRocket for a few bucks less, with almost instant delivery.
Why wouldn't I do that?
- dogma1138 11y agoThe price goes down the more meals you order their service is intended for people that would want to have "ready to cook" meals rather than an unplanned take-away. They can offer more verity in their menus over time and some people actually enjoy cooking even if the majority of the work was already been done. Their kits are also intended to be able to stored up to 5 days in refrigeration and up to 2 weeks if frozen which means you can use them on your own schedule which you can't do that easily with take-away or order-in. Another important fact is that when you are cooking you can adjust the recipe yourself add or remove ingredients, over cook or under cook the veggies depending on how you like them, add or replace seasoning etc. Oddly enough I don't understand why these types of kits aren't available in grocery stores I can go down to Marks and Spencer or Waitrose and get pre-cut veggies, meats, pre-cooked pasta/noodles and rice or whole premade meals including ready to cook steaks, fish, poultry, pasta dishes, pies, soups even deserts...