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> 1. Can you tell what FounderMeals is? It looks like a set of recipes to make meals for a week, plus a grocery list of stuff to buy to make the recipes. > 2.
by dragons 14y ago
> 1. Can you tell what FounderMeals is?
It looks like a set of recipes to make meals for a week, plus a grocery list of stuff to buy to make the recipes.
> 2. Would you buy the product?
Afraid not. I don't want to spend even more time and money in food prep, which is what would happen if I bought it.
I'm probably not your target audience though. I know how to cook, but I dislike cooking. I generally make things that can be done by throwing food in a pot and simmering. E.g. Split pea soup, lentil soup, beef stew, chili, spaghetti, stir fry. In addition I sometimes bake a chicken. For very quick prep times, I make sandwiches (PBJ, tuna salad, etc) and salads (big box of pre-washed salad lasts for a few days).
I know how to make all these things without referring to a recipe (or with a quick glance).
Your promo says "no more leftover food" but this is not an issue for me. I just make it a priority to eat stuff before it goes bad (bananas, salad). Other stuff like soups etc can be frozen, then reheated later. Quick, easy, no waste.
- goldvine 14y agoGood to know. Thank you for taking the time to give me feedback! It's awesome to get a fresh perspective on this.