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It can be quicker, but does it taste better & is the total time invested lower in the long run? You do have to spend a good portion of time planning out what me
by Klinky 16y ago
It can be quicker, but does it taste better & is the total time invested lower in the long run? You do have to spend a good portion of time planning out what meal you're going to make, go shopping for the ingredients then prepare & package the meal properly so it's ready to reheat later. Also things like diced fresh veggies do not hold up well in the fridge, freezer or microwave.
- miketuritzin 16y agoTrue. I think it's all about how important saving money is to you. Everyone has a price-effort curve that depends on their financial situation and how frugal they are.
- infinite8s 16y agoSome things taste much better the next day (like soups and stews which have had time to meld their flavors).