I subscribe to sunbasket. Here's some reasons. I like cooking I don't have time to shop frequently I like meal planning, but I don't like meal-planning 7 day

I subscribe to sunbasket. Here's some reasons. I like cooking I don't have time to shop frequently I like meal planning, but I don't like meal-planning 7 days a week I don't care to go out to eat and spend a bunch of time dealing with ordering, waiting for the check, transportation, and so on. Sunbasket costs me about $22 per meal for two people. That is _significantly less_ money than a restaurant meal of similar quality. I could go to KFC and get crap for less than $20, but the value proposition is still quite good for me. My wife and I typically eat out once a week (or order delivery), I take care of meal-planning three other meals a week, and sunbasket handles the mid-week meals where I have enough time to cook but don't want to mess around with shopping. It's all organic and mostly sourced locally to me (although they deliver all over, I live in SF). Personally? I'd probably pay more for it. It is already a good value proposition. The only complicating factor is that when I shop and prep a meal from the store, I usually make 3-4 servings and thus have leftovers, which doesn't happen. So, with sunbasket I tend to buy more lunches. It is definitely more money than if I just went to the grocery store, but it saves me a trip a week, so there's that.