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There are several people I know who have used BlueApron for 2+ years. They are all married, no kids. They enjoy cooking, but they just as much enjoy going out t
by war1025 8y ago
There are several people I know who have used BlueApron for 2+ years. They are all married, no kids. They enjoy cooking, but they just as much enjoy going out to eat. They have steady, good paying jobs, so they are not price sensitive.
To them, BlueApron is an entertainment expense. It gives them variety in their diet, and makes for a good time when preparing it. Often they'll have friends over and add in some sides or something to make it a dinner date with people they'd otherwise just go out to eat with.
- ghaff 8y agoDuring the week I'm mostly cooking for myself when I'm not traveling and the 2-person orientation is sort of the nail in BA's coffin for me. And, on weekends, when I'm often cooking for others I rather enjoy planning a menu and making a meal from scratch. If I were regularly cooking during the week with someone else, assuming we weren't regularly coming home too late, I could definitely see using these services off and on just for the sake of some variety.