I tried a meal kit prepared by a local restaurant group at the peak of the pandemic, and it was actually very good, though pricey. At the time, I think it was a

I tried a meal kit prepared by a local restaurant group at the peak of the pandemic, and it was actually very good, though pricey. At the time, I think it was an alternative to eating out given the circumstances and was priced accordingly. I've been wanting to get on one again for a little while as a way to potentially reduce my use of take-out. Packaging wise, a lot of these meal kits seems far preferable to buying my own supplies where everything is packaged in plastic. Paper/cardboard is far more common, and is preferable as an easily and effectively recyclable material. On the other hand, the CO2 emissions from the delivery seems like it would easily cancel out any potential benefits.