Meal Kits: Are They Worth the Money?
IntermediateFood & Cooking
Meal Kits: Are They Worth the Money?
Three months of boxes at my door
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Hello, everyone. For three months, I ordered meal kits: boxes with recipes and exactly the ingredients you need for each dinner. Today, I'll share the pros and cons, and whether I think they're worth it.
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exactly the ingredients you need
Just the right food items, no more and no less.
worth it
Good enough for the cost.
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01Meal Kits: Are They Worth the Money?
Hello, everyone. For three months, I ordered meal kits: boxes with recipes and exactly the ingredients you need for each dinner. Today, I'll share the pros and cons, and whether I think they're worth it.
02Pro: No Planning
The best thing was that I didn't have to plan. The recipes were chosen for me, and I never had to write a shopping list.
03Pro: Learning New Dishes
I also learned to cook dishes I'd never tried before, like Thai green curry and fresh pasta. My cooking skills really improved.
04Con: The Price
However, the biggest problem was the price. Each meal cost more than buying the same ingredients at the supermarket.
05Con: So Much Packaging
The other problem was packaging. Every small ingredient came in its own little plastic bag. My recycling bin was always full.
06My Verdict
So, are they worth it? For me, they were great for a short time to learn new recipes. Now I've stopped the subscription, but I still cook many of the dishes I learned.
07Conclusion
In conclusion, meal kits are a good teacher, but an expensive habit. Try them for a month, learn a few recipes, and then cook on your own. Thank you.
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