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If you’re in NY/NJ area, eat clean bro is pretty good, I haven’t found other services to be as flavorful. They are also fully prepared, just need to reheat
If you're in New England, we love Feast & Fettle!
Should add - all the food is fully cooked and just needs to be reheated. They have lots of dinner entree and side options each week, as well as lunch, breakfast and kid options. Not cheap, but we have a 3 yr old and are expecting #2 soon and it's been a lifesaver for us since covid!
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A12, just wanted to come back and tell you that your comment made me switch to Factor, and you were SO RIGHT. It is so, so much better than CookUnity!
Any Texas recs?? Dallas specifically?
Ipsa provisions in the nyc area (fully cooked just needs reheating)
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Second. I just started Factor last week and wish I had it during the baby phase. It’s still great right now for WFH lunches though.
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Is this only planted based meals?
Rising Star
I like home chef. But don’t think it is the fastest. It usually takes me 15-20mins. But it tastes good.
Freshly if you want to supplement a couple meals a week with a completely prepared meal you can throw in the microwave. My brother in law (nurse) and his roommates lived off it as new grads and they all swore by it.
Any Midwest recs?
In miami: Chef Nicole or Fit2go
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Tovala. x1,000. Best thing ever for my family.
I liked Freshly for a while but grew tired of the meals (I could only eat certain ones because of dietary restrictions) but definitely worth a try the food was good!
Any California recs? Saw some specific regional responses here.
I’ve done CookUnity, Factor, Sakura, and HelloFresh (Factor is my favorite). Located in OC
I’ve been searching all over for genuinely easy meals (like pop in oven or do minimal prepr) that aren’t like plastic wrapped individual meals. I haven’t found anything yet😩.
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It is, and you can choose healthier options or slightly more indulgent ones (e.g., you can do filet mignon with broccoli in a light vinaigrette or filet mignon with Parmesan potatoes). They provide all the calorie/nutrition info on the weekly order page. And you can skip if you’re not feeling the menu for a particular week. There is a cost to buy the oven, but scope it out bc they offer it for $99 with return and refund option frequently. I can send a discount code if you’d like but did not post one bc I get such benefit out of Tovala that I don’t want my rec to be less impactful due to potential personal gain. Tovala has dramatically simplified my life and I’m happy to send them $80-$100 a week for fresh food that requires 5 min of my time to prep and then we eat. Now if I can just convince my little kids to eat it also, I’ll be all set 😉
Hungryroot. Seriously - I love the 5 minute meals.
Sakara delivers nationwide and it comes already prepared. All you can eat cold, some have the option of warming. It’s delicious, healthy, and note also meat free. I do not regularly order only when I have a trial, heavy workload or as a treat to be able to skip meal prep. It’s on the pricier end, but totally worth it. I am not vegan so I will add grilled chicken to salads and things when I feel like it. I buy prep cooked grilled chicken at Sam’s Club weekly and will use it.
Am I doing my math right that it’s $30/meal?
I love prepping meals in gallon sized bags and throwing in the freezer. Think one pan meals or crock pot meals.
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I do SunBasket and Marley Spoon but they are both about 30 minutes of prep most of the time (15ish sometimes for things like pasta, and they do offer oven ready and pre-prepped meals too)