You don't need much in terms of kitchen equipment & if you're located in an urban center (rather than a suburb) there is probably a super-market within a couple

You don't need much in terms of kitchen equipment & if you're located in an urban center (rather than a suburb) there is probably a super-market within a couple of minutes reach. Buying some groceries & cooking a simple meal as described in the article takes me at most half an hour (usually less - a lot less if I still have enough groceries from previous days and I just need to cook it) - which you can probably afford to take & is likely to be good for you anyway (simply taking a half an hour break that is, regardless of the quality of the food). That of course is a cafeteria type situation. Like I said, on a smaller scale, catered meals are a cost-effective doing this on a smaller scale. Your best bet would probably be to hire a cook rather than outsourcing the entire process (eg someone in or just out of culinary school). That would not be within the means of many bootstrapped startups.