This was basically an ad for me to get Dinnerly because I already spend upwards to $250-330 a month on groceries just as a single person
@briandean5182 Жыл бұрын
For our family of four, it's only saved us money from going out to eat, but it's also saved us from having a TON of waste in our kitchen. We currently use Hello Fresh, and prior to starting Hello Fresh (about a year ago), we'd spend close to an hour, once a month, throwing out unfinished meals and spoiled food from our attempts at "shopping smart." Hello Fresh allowed us to stop spending hundreds of dollars in groceries every week and throwing out a quarter of that food due to spoilage, while additionally eliminating the time consuming process of "What do we eat for dinner, tonight?" Now we just grab the next meal in the fridge, cook it in an hour, and because my kids are still little, I usually have enough left over for work, tomorrow. I don't know that it's saving us any money, honestly, but it's certainly saving us a lot of headaches and a lot of wasted food, in the process.
@reddogbrew6895 Жыл бұрын
yeah im looking at everyplate website and its actually 4.99/serving. he must be choosing 1 person 3 meals a week or something.
@etatauri8 ай бұрын
Yeah, while these cost breakdowns are really useful and informative, I'm thinking of trying it out. Too often I get lazy and eat out because I forgot to shop, have missing ingredients, indecision etc. I think these services are much more palatable if you think about it as an eating out deterrent, rather than a cook at home replacement. These services may be twice as more than shopping for yourself if you are disciplined enough, but its still only half as much as eating out.
@karinmacdonald66077 ай бұрын
I’m trying it out because I’m recently widowed (she did most of the cooking) and I’m not apt to think of a variety of foods to prepare for myself. I’m also not a fan of veggies - though I’ll eat them if they are “served”. I have thrown out more things than I care to say because I just couldn’t use it fast enough before it went bad. 9m not sure that I’ll be able to afford it after the intro prices but thought I’d try it anyway.
@afestivefrenchcrab6895 ай бұрын
@@karinmacdonald6607 stay strong brother
@somethingverysnazzy7206 Жыл бұрын
My family got hello fresh for a few months and kept all the recipe cards now that we canceled the subscription we just buy the needed ingredients each week and use the recipes
@gangstaelegantproductions2780 Жыл бұрын
Great idea 💡
@patricknelson11 ай бұрын
Great idea. Costs less, better for the environment, probably fresher too.
@whitejodeci892610 ай бұрын
I was doing the same thing until I moved, the meal cards were amazing
@scott337614 ай бұрын
I found a book at the library and the funniest thing happened, it was full of recipes but without the cards.
@erikoff61224 ай бұрын
@@scott33761 ughh and have to go all the way to the library and search for a book? Who does that anyways… 😂
@Mike-In-O-Town Жыл бұрын
One tangible benefit of these meal kits that's overlooked virtually all the time, is they are a great way for people who don't know how to cook to get their feet wet and start acquiring some skills. Unfortunately not everyone learned how to cook growing up, and IMO its a skill everyone should have. I subscribed to Hello Fresh for a while but found myself highly modifying their dishes to the point I simply opted to make them myself and save some money.
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Thats a very fair point, and I totally agree if you use it as trainings wheels to help you learn to cook it could be very valuable
@JTMusicbox Жыл бұрын
We love Blue Apron and think it’s the best one. It definitely costs more than we spend on groceries but less than we spend eating out. It has great quality and variety, but we only use it about twice a month.
@kimhandshoe2341 Жыл бұрын
I love meal delivery kits. Especially Hello Fresh. It saves me so much time and waste of food. My husband and I are busy health care workers and just don't have time to create a menu and shop all the time. We are both good cooks, so that's not the issue. Buying groceries is so expensive now. These delivery meals are great
@leidij74768 ай бұрын
These companies are not meant to save you money as compared to buying your own groceries. The extra cost saves you time planning your meals, grocery shopping and measuring. I am using Hello Fresh now and have basically eliminated my Saturday work planning and grocery shopping. Also keep my kitchen cleaned after meal prep a lot better than I used to. And my meats are better quality than my local grocery store. So, I see value in the cost per serving increase over doing everything myself. Each week I have chicken beef and usually fish option. I am an ok cook, but I like the variety I am getting with Hello Fresh. I may not subscribe for years, but I am enjoying it now. And it helps you become a better cook.
@nonamenoname5871 Жыл бұрын
I just cancelled my Hello Fresh subscription from listening to your channel. I never realized how much money I was throwing away. I appreciate the info.
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Glad I could help!
@Jenn-ie5vf Жыл бұрын
I like Blue Apron the least. I find most of their meals to be too exotic or unappealing. I personally use Dinnerly. Also just so you know, Hello Fresh and Every Plate are owned by the same company, which is why their recipes mirror each other. Also, Dinnerly is owned by the same company as Marley Spoon, the Martha Stewart brand
@marquisethomas56116 ай бұрын
Im pretty sure i spend way more than 57 a week on food 😅
@nicholinehepner65534 ай бұрын
I disagree with buying from store when you’re 1 person. I waste so much more produce, my time and groceries are expensive. I have used Homechef, hello fresh and Marley spoon. Homechef is better than HelloFresh by far and I haven’t got my order from Marley Spoon yet. HelloFresh food is pretty boring. Meal size with Homechef is abundant and flavorful. I like alternating between meal kits too for change
@anime_cyko20 күн бұрын
Thank you! Finally someone finally pointing out how expensive it actually is. Every time someone says “we save so much money” I ask how? After promos each subscription is easily over $60 a week for food I still have to cook. And I’m only getting enough meals to last 3 or 4 days? Meaning I order more in a week which would be more expensive or cook a meal from store bought groceries…….why then not just buy from the store the first time?
@kyliquelipscombe26983 ай бұрын
Thanks bro I was debating on if these were good investments but in the end 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽
@alhslm11 ай бұрын
I waste a ton of food shopping for myself. I live alone and can eat the same thing like 2x in a row before I dont want it any more, so when a pound of beef makes 4 burgers i eat 2 and end up giving the other 2 to my chickens lol. I signed up for home chef with a student discount and got 5 meals a week (2 servings each) for $53 a week. I figure ill have one for dinner and save the other for lunch the next day, and it will be less than I spend just on lunch most days.
@loitersquadX Жыл бұрын
For a family of 4 I am spending weekly 188. Using hello fresh. Now before using hello fresh I used to just eat out at restaurants I would spend about 45 a day . On Average I would spend 30 but you have to include gas and lunch on that. It’s similar price I am going to cancel my hello fresh next week and see if i can lower my cost of food for a family of four . But I believe it’s a decent option if you use it hybrid .
@allentishbite Жыл бұрын
I usually just use the half off promo for first time and then cancel, and even then its still more expensive than grocery shopping and cooking myself but when I'm really busy I order from a different company with a promo code then cancel
@philsowers Жыл бұрын
The quality of your content is great, couldn't believe your subscriber didn't match, which is crazy! Keep up the good work, yours is one of the only good comparisons on meal kits!
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me! Any people you can share my stuff with would be such a big help!!
@WhatsThePoint015 ай бұрын
I watched this video due to subscriber count. Most content creators with lower subs provide better value to viewers. Never lose your authenticity, cheers to your future channel growth! 🍻
@couturedesignsbydebby10 ай бұрын
I think you missed a big point. I live in a rural area, I do not have a lot of shopping options so the meal plan for me while I feel is a bit expensive is worth it. I am physically disabled to a point, have no one that lives close to me to help me, the closest store to my home is 10.6 miles one way for 1 store. The other stores are over 20+ miles one way. Prices in the last 7 months in our area have skyrocketed and buying meat is not affordable on a limited income. Using Meal Delivery for me is a life saver as I like the convenience of not having to go shopping. Using EveryPlate has helped me to eat fresh food and minimal effort on my part. I find their produce has been pretty good and honestly, I have had less food waste using the meal plan. I know it is hard to take every possible reason why or why not a plan is worth it, in the end I know that this is the right decision for me.
@josiahrule6766Ай бұрын
By the time you have factored in the time spent on grocery shopping, meal prep, cooking, dishes, and kitchen cleaning, the cost of home cooked meals is way higher than just a few dollars per serving. If you make more than $20 an hour, and you could work more if you had less chores, it is almost certainly worth it to pay for even a more expensive meal kit like Blue Apron. This will also allow you to eat a more diverse, healthy and tasty diet than you other wise would unless you are an amazing chef. It’s also worth noting that home cooking requires huge up front costs and storage space for cooking tools. Edit: It is also not obvious that meal delivery is less environmentally friendly. How much food goes to waste in the refrigerator because we had too much of an ingredient or we forgot about it. Also let’s not pretend that regular grocery shopping happens without just as much packaging and vehicle transportation emissions.
@LorienDrechsler10 ай бұрын
You got a nice thumbs-up from me...great video! So, I'm cooking for one. I want to eat healthy but I'm a full-time employee and a full-time student, so time is a consideration, as is food waste. Going to the grocery store and fighting through crowds (yes, there are crowds at my local grocery store, especially on weekends) is also something I hate! And, I throw out half of the stuff (or more) that I buy. Today, I had to throw out a Pork shoulder that had been in the freezer for 6 months. But all-in-all, I about $200+ a week at the store. So if I spent $150 a week and didn't have to throw anything out, I say that's a win. What I don't like is the lack of variety. There are items I really like, and ones I just don't want to try again. For example, Factor75 provides pre-made meals, but they're so chicken-heavy in their options, if I don't have to eat chicken for the rest of my life, I'll be happy!
@adictiveadictive10 ай бұрын
Why'd you have to throw it out if it was frozen? And you spend $200 a week on groceries for just you??? Wow!
@combatcook Жыл бұрын
Perfect video, dope format, nice background, flawlass script, super informative. AAA content IMO.
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much man!!
@Kirb Жыл бұрын
Checking local costs of hellofresh, it´s like three times more expensive per month than buying groceries and cooking on my own.
@whitejodeci892610 ай бұрын
Keep the recipe cards
@blackfalcon1324Ай бұрын
That is assuming you know how to plan meals and how to cook. Hello Fresh competition isnt really grocery stores, it is take out.
@Nethanel773 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! This saved me a lot of looking around, AND you included concerns with ingredients. I would be willing to shell out extra for meals-ready-to-cook only if the ingredients are higher and healthier quality than preserved meals (canned, boxed, frozen) at the grocery. Going by your review of all meal delivery services, it doesn't appear so, certainly not the money. There's also impact on the environment from reliance on shipping, as you mentioned. Meal delivery services seem to good to try if you're really busy, but otherwise, best to DIY shop and cook. Just takes a little more discipline. Thank you for putting up this review!
@priscillakvuong Жыл бұрын
Certainly not cheap, but compared to groceries in NYC I do notice it comes in cheaper.
@1framistan28 күн бұрын
My wife has poor skills at cooking meals. Also, I have no interest in being a chef at home. So we eat out TOO MUCH and it costs us about $25 per MEAL. Add to that the refrigerator full of spoiling food that wasn't used AND our cupboard full of canned/boxed foods that are a disorganized MESS.... that I just straightened out yesterday. I found MANY MANY cans and boxes of food that expired THREE YEARS AGO. So.....cooking at home is ONE BIG FAILURE.... maybe we will try one of the meal kit services. We are not young but we are retired, so I'm not concerned about wasting a little bit of money. I don't want to eat cookies and snacks every day for dinner. I think the food services make good sense for us. Youngsters who are pinched for money.... might need to cook at home. Thanks for the EXCELLENT video on this subject.
@TheOn3LeftBehind11 ай бұрын
We use EveryPlate to explore new types of meals and just keep the recipes for stuff we really liked so we can just get stuff at the store and make it ourselves! So we get two boxes a month and make other recipes the rest of the month
@warholcow Жыл бұрын
Helpful and detailed video. Thank you!
@kkkk-wg6je Жыл бұрын
I notice that they often send more ingredients than you actually need allowing you to repurpose the leftover ingredients for other meals that you make yourself.
@Masterpresident7 ай бұрын
Home chef is cheaper than grocery stores: I tried buying same ingredients on one of there meal, and it cost me around $30. For 2 servings unlike $20 with home chef package meals
@paulhunter4947 Жыл бұрын
How could the economic model of meal kits be changed? What would a company like Amazon do to reduce prices and dominate the space? The focus of most of these companies is on convenience. What if the focus changed to price - reduce selection and complexity but provide healthy inexpensive meals?
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
I think that having meal kits available to pick up with your normal groceries would be really smart. So instead of shopping for individual pieces of a meal you can just by the kir at the store and save on shipping and the costs of the freezer bags and such.
@javi6845 Жыл бұрын
Homechef has some of their 2-serving meal kits available in certain grocery stores. They cost $17-$20 each though.
@kf310611 ай бұрын
Amazon used to have a meal kit service and they had some of them in Whole Foods. They were but unfortunately they pulled them from the stores.
@Koniving3 күн бұрын
Did hello fresh. It wasnt financially sustainable, but damn the food was good. I recommend trying one for a few weeks and keep the recipe cards and ingredient lists, then you can make these on your own whwnever you want as long as you go out and get the ingredients.
@russellseward961621 күн бұрын
I don't disagree with you, but you might be overlooking some of their value. These services are about more than just the cost of food. I've never thought of them as a way to save money on food (despite their marketing). To me they are about convenience and access. These service can save you time, take the stress out of meal planning, help you meet nutritional goals, and provide access to recipes, instructions, and even ingredients, that you may not otherwise have access to. There is value in that. While they may have some environmental impact, most (if not all) are enviromentally conscious, using recycled and/or recyclable packaging. Plus in many circumstances these services can also significantly reduce food waste.
@CaydonIsaiah122 күн бұрын
As someone like me who trains and is constantly cutting weight I assumed the services would be very convenient healthy options. Im already a good cook and can put together my own recipes so i dont know i might get the free 10 meals and never get it again
@jgoldfarb37 ай бұрын
First time listener, have been looking at all the different companies, I thought they would be less expensive than buying at the grocery store, but NO & the cooking involved, no thanks. Great unbiased video, Thank you.
@coby_hunter7 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@patricknelson11 ай бұрын
My hesitation was: So… much… plastic. These have got to be catastrophically bad from _that_ standpoint since essentially everything has yet another new dedicated plastic bag, especially if compared to getting veggies on your own.
@Maconviking7 ай бұрын
That’s really not expensive when you think about how much a chipotle burrito that’s delivered costs. Now you’re looking at 15-20$ a serving for fast food.
@jeannet79877 ай бұрын
Not being a good cook and hating to do grocery shopping, getting a couple meals a week from Hello Fresh has worked out well. Our primary reason for using a meal service is it forces us to have a sit down dinner together at least twice a week. Also, HF portions are so large, we frequently have leftovers we can have later in the week. There's no way I would want to or could prepare meals as diverse and tasty on my own. I love the spices and flavorings that HF uses. They do advise you to salt virtually everything, though, which is way overboard. Just don't add the extra salt. Only had one bad meal from them, and that was a new menu for them. Way too greasy; we threw it out. Otherwise, we look forward to repeating certain dishes from time to time, and we love their chocolate melting lava cakes.
@HumanBeingPresent2 ай бұрын
Thank you! I was seriously considering purchasing a meal service but instead I'm just gonna hop over to Etsy and buy a download meal plan for $2.
@Koujujutsu6 ай бұрын
First and most important, thanks for doing taking the time to do this video; and, share your thoughts. Much (continued) success with the channel. I've lived alone for a few years, was married for over a decade, and have been divorced for almost 5 years. I've never paid any less than $250/mo for groceries. I was looking at HelloFresh 2x6 option for myself. Which is $55 before fees. That's about $70 for 12 meals. Which is about $280/mo. I don't eat as often as I used to, so 2/day is good. $70 for 12 is a lot cheaper than $50 for 1 through UberEats. And the pizzerias around here are slinging $12 slices, if I want something quick. Meal delivery seems cheaper. But that's me. I did hear lots of people complain recently about prices like $7 for milk though so hey.
@OldNavy-z9h3 ай бұрын
Yes,of course it is less expensive to shop and prepare your own meals..unless you include time as a factor. Most people do not have the time to shop for ingredients and prepare meals, not to mention cleanup and storing leftovers. The whole appeal of meal kits is to save time. Most people with no time order out. You should price compare eating out for 3 people to one of these plans, I think you'll find them much cheaper.
@TheModdingStar Жыл бұрын
I don’t really care about the environmental impact these companies have with their shipping stuff. I’ve been doing Blue Apron the past 2 years and love it. Some weeks the menu doesn’t seem appetizing so I just skip that week. I get 2 meals twice a week and it’s 58$ for me. I typically spend $60+ on one meal when I go out to eat so this does save me money.
@elbaecc Жыл бұрын
Excluding the delivery costs makes little sense, since the cost does go towards the procurement of the meal kit and hence the overall cost of the meal to the end user. For example, if I am budgeting for eating out at a restaurant, I not only have to budget for the meal but also the tip since it is part of it. I can't go to the restaurant with $20 in my pocket, eat worth menu price of $20 and then say, "oh, i didn't budget for the tip since its not technically part of the meal". If you are paying it to the restaurant, its part of the meal. Same logic here.
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
That's a really good point, thank you!
@VictorGonzalez-ct4mc Жыл бұрын
I work for hellofresh We actually own all of theese company’s we always talk about it in meetings because new hires ask about our competitors
@MaddenGuruofficial4 ай бұрын
How could 2 people possibly spend $112 a month at the store 😅😂😂 we spend $300 -$400 a week at the store for 2 people. This video must be outdated or uninformed. We waste more food because left overs are never as good as the first cook .
@asecmimosas4536 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! Meal kits are not economical. But I suppose that if someone couldn't figure out that $10 a meal isn't saving them money, they have other problems.
@shallowwater Жыл бұрын
I was seriously considering trying one of these meal kits to save money but after watching this vid I'm not going to. I get overwhelmed easily when it comes to cooking and the dishes it makes. My mental health isn't good overall. One thing that does not help is the prices of food and ingredients. I don't know how many times I went to the grocery store to buy a few things just to end up with over a hundred dollars worth for a couple of days and just end up bawling my eyes out in my car in frustration and anxiety. As someone on disability, it really takes a chunk of my check and that's even with my husband making decent money. I honestly don't know how a whole ass family can afford food when I hate just feeding myself. So this vid at least saved me from making a purchase I can't afford to make. Thank you for your honest opinion and for explaining the pros and cons of everything so eloquently.
@jimb.7919 Жыл бұрын
Overall really liked your video. Wouldn’t say so quickly how much more it is than groceries. Think about the cost to go shopping(gas), the time, and maybe you are really good at eating leftovers I end up throwing a lot of food away.
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Thats fair, I live about a quarter mile from the store so it’s not far to drive
@Jr-eb8in Жыл бұрын
Not just that but you can’t just go to the store and get one chicken breast most is a pack and that’s 10 it definitely cost me more than 28 a week for 4 meals
@karinmacdonald66077 ай бұрын
Produce is the rough one for me - I’d have to go to the store just about every other day to get something IF I thought of a meal I wanted to prepare for myself. I currently have half a pepper and some green onions to throw out because I didn’t end up cooking again to use them up. Cooking for one is a) not much fun and b)can be wasteful if you don’t cook a lot.
@ELLEKx Жыл бұрын
Thank you for making this
@whitejodeci892610 ай бұрын
They're convenient for people like me that arent very good at cooking and often waste a lot of groceries
@mtpstv945 ай бұрын
NO. They are NOT worth it. VERY expensive. Far more expensive than going to the grocery store. Anyway probably 95% of Americans can't even actually cook basic meals. A service like Hello Fresh isn't going to make it easier for them. Instructions? Too hard apparently. If instructions allowed them to cook they would have been doing it for years. Even the discounts they give you in the beginning are expensive, but once you are off those discounts OH BOY..... might as well eat at a 5 Stars Michelin restaurant. These services are actually very NICHE. For rare specific circumstances. For people that just do not have time. It's rare that people have so little time that they can't go to a grocery store.
@MrNomad123 Жыл бұрын
You DIDN'T ORDER anything from ANYONE. lol...
@0773heidi Жыл бұрын
I’ve had Hello Fresh before and I’m the uk and I loved it there wasn’t a meal I didn’t like they have offers all the time on boxes x
@XXhite4 ай бұрын
ATTA BOY! Good job telling the truth man 💯💯💯👍
@Simply_Helen7 күн бұрын
It's worth noting that Everyplate is owned by Hello Fresh.
@dorotheafabrizius1896 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the info!!
@stud_ley11 ай бұрын
Imo, these services should not be used as replacements for your groceries. I've been able to find a nice spending balance between what I get from the market and what I get from a kit.
@jayfrostyyy83 Жыл бұрын
This was a good video dawg !
@coby_hunter Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@thongpatrol85765 ай бұрын
$30 a week for food? That's nothing. I spend $1000 a month for I, my wife, and son.
@mandy9112 ай бұрын
This is a shalow review. The author doesnt take into consideration time save for meal prep, travelling to grocery store, and spending more at the store then planned. Slight premium still fine if you are busy person.
@triplesped Жыл бұрын
THANK U
@photographyisbeautiful9409 Жыл бұрын
What’s better is to actually get the food and compare like that
@christineweaver3090 Жыл бұрын
Yeah some channels first there was hello fresh,saying how great it is but then i think every plate,same thing?
@toddcarter5027 Жыл бұрын
Which one is best for 1 person like myself
@blackpepper8430 Жыл бұрын
Dinnerly has a whole market section where you can add hundreds of add ons.
@bruh_hahaha10 ай бұрын
I love the ideas of these meal delivery kits, but I’m very concerned about the environmental impact. I did Factor for a few months but stopped because I felt so guilty about throwing away the packing materials (even though I put it all in the recycling bin).
@jeffersonmiranda745211 ай бұрын
I don’t know where u live but buying groceries in HEB is at least 100 per week or min 79 a week
@GarrettHamilton6 ай бұрын
Your shutter speed is too slow
@manuelinfantes764522 күн бұрын
I mean we all knowing cooking urslef would cheaper, but the point of these is to save you time by not shopping, and all is ready for you to cook it. Duh
@armytruth68608 ай бұрын
I tried hello fresh and it's too expensive long tern
@lindak17685 ай бұрын
So what are you making on your own that is so cheap? Hamburgers every night? Food is expensive. I use to be able to cook for $10 a night, but no more. Occasionally we will have grilled cheese or a frozen pizza, pancakes and eggs. But even to make chili or spaghetti you are looking at over $10. I get Home Chef and eat a bigger variety of food and healthier.
@coby_hunter5 ай бұрын
I eat a lot of grilled chicken, bread and fruit. I personally prefer simpler meals but I understand that not everyone is like that.
@Rincon0097 ай бұрын
good video!
@jasminewolfert42947 ай бұрын
Very thought out and informative thank you!
@chriswalton3383 Жыл бұрын
Dinerly is the worst! You don't get the ingredients you need for the recipes you pick other than the meat veggies and small packets of spices. You get no instructions, no list that you can check to see if you received everything. You get a box with just food in it. You need to have all the other ingredients in your cupboard and fridge. Also if you open the box, which you have to due to the lack of any information on what the box contains, you can't get a refund! Their refund policy is virtually non existent. I don't recommend them at all. 1 🌟. Every plate is good. They give you the recipe cards and 95% of the ingredients, and they're cheaper.
@CourtNeeSupreme3 ай бұрын
Based on your response, Dinerly is for those who already know how to cook and just want to switch things up. Because you would already have most items at home
@Diego-Snow5125 ай бұрын
Bro I need food thanks for doing this
@Cosmicwaves99092 ай бұрын
You need to blink more often. kind of scary to watch
@GoodnessandTruth Жыл бұрын
"Do y'all realize how expensive $9 per serving is?!" I just checked Hello Fresh and its $12.50 now
@warholcow Жыл бұрын
I agree that prices have gone up, but that’s for everything. Even now going to a fast food restaurant for two can cost $30-$40.
@Junior_Jackson9 ай бұрын
Rather go to the food bar. All you can eat.
@wentouchmedia11 ай бұрын
Every Plate and HelloFreah is the same company, sold with different names.
@adictiveadictive10 ай бұрын
Same food and meals?
@wentouchmedia10 ай бұрын
@@adictiveadictiveYes.
@adictiveadictive10 ай бұрын
@wentouchmedia I just got my first everyplate box for $1.99 per meal. I didn't realize nothing was prepared. It's like someone went grocery shopping for me, lol. Kinda sucks since I wanted this for on the road. I should have been paying attention. Oh well 😭
@MovezLikeDaggerАй бұрын
Uses cringey made up words like "sus" during a professional review
@JBK6472 ай бұрын
Could you hold your arms still please?
@staceyl.thienel1499 Жыл бұрын
Hello Fresh is a scam.
@mhampton8358 Жыл бұрын
Quick question 🙋🏾♀️ Why do you say that… my son is interested in doing hello fresh n I was wondering if it’s a good idea
@warholcow Жыл бұрын
I can understand why some people would feel better about the fact that they could go grocery shopping and make more of a meal for less. However, when I was first living on my own, and going to school, I found HelloFresh to be super helpful. It saved me a lot of time going to the grocery store. It helped me learn how to cook when I didn’t have many cooking skills. It was tasty. It was convenient. And it helped me eat more healthfully versus going out or just having quick microwave meals. I definitely think that when you buy a meal plan, you’re also paying. for the convenience, the time, that is, in addition to the food. For me, it was worth it. It might be worth it to try it out. Then, if your son feels comfortable with cooking more on their own or creating their own recipes, they can always cancel. Meal planning and prepping is hard enough and takes a lot of time when you’re busy doing other things.
@staceyl.thienel1499 Жыл бұрын
@@mhampton8358 to Look at options BEFORE you buy, they want a CC. Do your research as I did PRIOR. You have been warned