Home-delivered cooking

[Anonymous No.17957433]

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[Anonymous No.17957441]

>>17957433
Kill yourself you Jewish shill

[Anonymous No.17957448]

i found myself making the same meals over and over again so i did hello fresh for a few weeks to force myself to make different meals than i normally make, and also because my aunt does hello fresh so i got a discount on the first week. it was alright but i wouldn't do it again.

[Anonymous No.17957483]

>>17957433
0/10. We've had this thread already but I'll summarize my points. The produce is shit, the recipes are limited and boring, and the entire thing is horrendously overpriced.

[Anonymous No.17957621]

>>17957433
zero.
go to the grocery store and get your own stuff like a person does.

[Anonymous No.17958127]

>>17957483
Don't forget the planet-killing level of packaging.

[Anonymous No.17958129]

>>17958127
commie detected

[Anonymous No.17958132]

Why not just cook the food for me, freeze it, then send it to me so I can put it in my freezer?????

[Anonymous No.17958142]

>>17957433
It's a five minute walk (or 40 minute drive to the nearest bodega if you are american) to a market/store to buy that same stuff. For a whole week.

[Anonymous No.17958152]

>>17958129
>>commie detected
>implying

[Anonymous No.17958159]

>>17957433
I ordered one week of shit at the discount rate (half off and no shipping).

The food tastes fine. The proteins (meats) were of average of below average quality. The veg was all good, but it's also the cheapest part of the pack. The seasoning ans spices were ok, but the fats they used in the sauces was strange and caused me to break out.

Generally the recipes all tasted good because they covered up the low quality of the protein with strong sauces like demi-glace, or bbq sauce.

The pricing was alos not great, I tallies up the contents of the packs (two person meal packs) and the dollar value ranged from 3-7 dollars of actual food, which cost 10 dollars on a half off sale with no shipping costs, which means it would be 20+ normally.

It's an extremely bad value proposition that might be useful if you need the extra hand-holding for a few weeks, I guess.

[Anonymous No.17958174]

>>17958127
Ironic that it's mostly liberal white collar childless millennial couples that buy them

[Anonymous No.17958188]

>>17957433
> But first, a word of our sponsor, Hello Fresh.
> While I'm busy with my wife, I don't always have to time to cook for dinner so Hello Fresh comes right on time with quick and easy to follow steps for a decent meal with fresh ingredients.
> Today, I made Sopa de Macaco, a brasialian ethnic dish with fresh meat and a lot of stock. I love this primal taste it has, it reminds me of simpler times.
> And simple it is, for 25% off and 2 weeks of trial for free, use the code "RAGUSEA", it's "RAGUSEA" on https.://hellofresh.com. You're doing me a service if you try it out.
> Now I shall return to my wife

[Anonymous No.17958190]

>>17958174
not really, it's entirely consistent with their vapid consumerist "high-speed" worldview and lifestyle. any "environmentalism" from them is shallow and for virtue-signaling purposes only

[Anonymous No.17958191]

>>17958188
>[Uma Delicia intensifies]

[Anonymous No.17958195]

>>17958129
Nationalists are also environmentalists fyi, boomer cuckservatives are the cunts obsessed with being anti-environment. Don't litter or a RWDS will kick your door in.

[Anonymous No.17958224]

>>17958142
I'm American and also really have no idea what I'm doing (nor as a single dude do I want to eat the same thing every night), and when I used to work out of an office, spending time stopping by after work to shop was fucking misery inducing, since I knew I was wasting precious time before I needed to force myself to sleep to get up and be an officecuck again in the morning.

It might have made sense back then, but with current increased costs, I can't justify it, especially working from home. Might have expanded my skills though, I'm admittedly a bad cook.

[Anonymous No.17958238]

>>17958195
blah blah blah commie gobbledygook

[Anonymous No.17958977]

>>17958142
>5 minute walk
>40 minute drive
what

[Anonymous No.17959019]

>>17958188
>Why I get my meals pre-prepped so I can prep my wife's bvll

[Anonymous No.17960413]

>>17958238
>unoriginal troll BTFO

[Anonymous No.17960453]

I've always been a shit cook, but when I've used Hello Fresh (we got a couple of crazy deals before), I actually enjoyed my cooking and ny wife never screamed at me or anything.
I think I must take forever prepping, but I am notoriously terrible.
>>17958127
Is entirely right, the amount of packing it comes in is disgusting
>>17958129
Environmentalism is usually traced back to national socialism
>>17958152
Dangerously based

[Anonymous No.17961116]

>>17960453
unfathomably based

[Anonymous No.17961317]

>>17960453
>Environmentalism is usually traced back to national socialism
Teddy Roosevelt and Ulysses S. Grant, famous American socialists

[Anonymous No.17962548]

>>17961317
>usually
learn to read

[Anonymous No.17962568]

>>17962548
Usually according to who? I've never heard of it traced back to the Nazis

[Anonymous No.17962574]

>>17962568
Not him but Hitler was pretty into conservation

[Anonymous No.17962586]

>>17962574
I'm not questioning that, I'm questioning the idea that it's somehow a common practice to insist that the Nazis invented conservation.

[Anonymous No.17962607]

>>17962586
idk, look it up you quibbling fuck, lmao

[Anonymous No.17962646]

>>17962607
You were the one who felt the need to double down on your moronic claim >>17962548

[Anonymous No.17964448]

>>17962548
Speaking vaguely so you can brush off any counterpoints. Classic

[Anonymous No.17964481]

>>17964448
>BTFO due to poor reading comprehension, but still whining about shit
Classic.

[Anonymous No.17964521]

>>17964481