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Yes, you get to pick the recipes you want each week. We kept hearing from our early users that they didn't have an hour to spend cooking every night. We knew
by joshfraser 12y ago
Yes, you get to pick the recipes you want each week.
We kept hearing from our early users that they didn't have an hour to spend cooking every night. We knew that restaurants could fire any dish in 20 min, so we really focused on how to use the same techniques they do to make a 20-min dinner possible for home cooks without compromising on flavor. We're the only service that offers delicious, home-cooked meals in 20 mins or less.
- tdicola 12y agoDumb question, but if this is marketed at folks who are short on time for preparing meals then why not just offer delivery of cooked restaurant meals?
- gknoy 12y agoI know that my wife enjoys the process of cooking, not merely the meal. I'm sure there are others who are in a relative hurry, and would love the option of being able to play in the kitchen, minus the hassle of procuring small portions of the ingredients for your 4 (or six or whatever) people.
- tzs 12y agoIf meals were delivered cooked, then you'd have to arrange for the delivery to occur near the time you wished to eat, unless you are willing to refrigerate them and reheat them. If you do that, you are essentially eating leftovers. Ingredients can be delivered and stored well before it is time to cook.
- gravity13 12y agoI think I'm gonna steal this idea and name my company HubGrub.