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what's a single shipment typically composed of? Curious since I was thinking of trying it. Do you mean like cardboard/plastic packaging? I was thinking materia
by spike021 9y ago
what's a single shipment typically composed of? Curious since I was thinking of trying it.
Do you mean like cardboard/plastic packaging? I was thinking materials would come in re-usable container. Not fancy, but even somewhat "cheapy" re-usable material.
- jonknee 9y agoFrom Googling around, lots of plastic bags: https://www.jennettefulda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ingedients.jpg https://www.jennettefulda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ing...
- icehawk219 9y agoI haven't used Blue Apron but used one of their competitors and you'd get the ingredients like this but they'd also be in a big styrofoam container (to help insulate against the elements). The other problem was if you had 2 recipes that each called for a cucumber you'd get 2 individually bagged cucumbers. I don't know if they're smarter about this but that was a big turn off when I tried it.
- schraitle 9y agoLots of individual plastic bags, but they are recyclable in the giant plastic bag recycling box at the grocery store. We would just stuff them all into a larger bag for storage and drop it all off next time we actually went to the store.